Dordee

I have found d gold bond healing is awesome! also us it all over

rosiewell

I use Udderly Smooth, it works wonder on my raw fingertips when I do lots of hand quilting, it's not greasy and it's absorbed instantly

117becca

I use St Ives...I have bottles all over the house - bathroom, kitchen, office, bedroom, sewing room....

quiltingbuddy

Where do you girls get your Crabtree & Evelyn's? I used to love that stuff.

Peckish

I started paying attention to what the health care providers in my area were using. Over the course of about 3 years, with various family members needing some kind of medical attention, I realized that about 90% of the time they were using Curel. Since they have to wash their hands so dang often, I found their use to be a rousing endorsement, so I bought some for myself, and have been very satisfied with it.

Prekteacher

I use O'Keeffe's working hands also. About seven bucks at Gebo's. I use their foot cream at night, love it!

madamekelly

I have exema on my hands especially during the winter, and when using fabric, so I have tried nearly everything in the stores, and several the doctor recommended, and the best thing I have found, bar none, to use on my sensitive crispy hands is Johnson's baby cream in the original scent. The cocoa butter works too, but is too sweet smelling for me the chocoholic, and I have never tried the lavender scent since I am allergic. Works wonders if I wear it to bed. I find mine at dollar tree.

purplefiend

Curel lotion works nicely and isn't greasy or perfumed.

sailsablazin

I absolutely love Surgeon's Skin Secret---it is available on QVC or I have seen it at every quilt show that I have ever attended. It does not wash off with water. The cuts on my thumbs are healed in 2 days time. I apply it at night. I have used this for years. I have also used a ton of different hand creams but when I get the cuts on my fingers, I always go to the Surgeon's Skin Secret...