cracked and dry hands what cream ?

[RWD3M]

I use it occasionally too .

Likewise!

 

[cocker]

Udder cream works well for me .
I use "uddermint" udder cream , also good for aches . a bit like linament

 

[Martinb]

Snowfire I've tried them all this is the best.

 

[Parm]

been cleaning paint off hands with celly thinners


Stop this and your hands will be fine

 

[tigdlo]

I think I've tried them all over the years, I read the ingredients now, I steer clear of petroleum based like E45, barely helps and often causes a reaction, glycerin based like Neutrogena is ok but I dont like the dry silky residue. Plant based like Bodyshop Hemp is best for me, not too greasy, no bad reaction, Lush do a few as well. Petroluem, glycerin and plant based are all available with and without Lanolin.

 

[Gragson]

E45 (cheaper) or the Neutrogena equivalent, but you have to use it for a few weeks to get the results on really poor dry / cracking skin.
All this other / udder stuff like bag balm is best left to cows tits etc as it does not absorb so well - unless you have hands like cows tits

 

[More Amps]

E45 (cheaper) or the Neutrogena equivalent, but you have to use it for a few weeks to get the results on really poor dry / cracking skin.
All this other / udder stuff like bag balm is best left to cows tits etc as it does not absorb so well - unless you have hands like cows tits

That's why I like O'Keefes - the relief is almost instantaneous and there's no greasy residue.

 

[Kram]

When I had very sore hands it was recommended to use a bit of hand cream at night and wear disposable gloves over. It works but Id only bother if really bad.

Reviews.. look at those feets

https://www.amazon.co.uk/OKeeffes-Healthy-Feet-grams-Jar/dp/B0002QB9NE/

 

[Turbo]

I suffer from occasional dry skin & my sis bought me some gardeners hand balm.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Edinburgh-...cphy=1007281&hvtargid=pla-1329520284223&psc=1

It's like a little bar of soap but you only need very little so it lasts for ages. It takes a while to work it into your skin, I do it at night when I'm watching telly. Well worth the effort as your hands are back to normal next morning.

 

[premmington]

When I had very sore hands it was recommended to use a bit of hand cream at night and wear disposable gloves over. It works but Id only bother if really bad.

Reviews.. look at those feets

https://www.amazon.co.uk/OKeeffes-Healthy-Feet-grams-Jar/dp/B0002QB9NE/

+1

I have to resort to this on odd occasions.

 

[Pete.]

When I had very sore hands it was recommended to use a bit of hand cream at night and wear disposable gloves over. It works but Id only bother if really bad.

Yep I do this when I've been doing a lot of wire sawing or cutting litag concrete. Wire sawing slurry really irritates your hands it's very abrasive. Litag slurry is pure evil, get red rashes from it if you're doing a lot of cutting.

 

[Kayos]

I use Aveeno, not needed so much on my hands these days
They do a super strength version, great for properly dried skin

 

[Wozzaaah]

Garnier Hand Repair, best stuff I’ve ever used, by far. Goes in instantly and smells nice too.

 

[Munkul]

I tend to get cracked skin on hands and knuckles in the winter when the air is very dry. I find that any skin moisturizer works, just needs a few days of applying it once or twice a day.

I use "uddermint" udder cream , also good for aches . a bit like linament

Brilliant stuff, that high % peppermint is like a natural anasthetic! Awesome for muscular pains, even back ache sometimes.
Also good for more... erm... sensitive areas

 

[cocker]

I tend to get cracked skin on hands and knuckles in the winter when the air is very dry. I find that any skin moisturizer works, just needs a few days of applying it once or twice a day.

Brilliant stuff, that high % peppermint is like a natural anasthetic! Awesome for muscular pains, even back ache sometimes.
Also good for more... erm... sensitive areas

Definitely puts a spring in your step if you get it on your pecker !

 

[pedrobedro]

Definitely puts a spring in your step if you get it on your pecker !

And you found this out by accident ?

 

[rcx132]

Is a anyone familiar with barrier cream? Back in the day when I did my mechanics NVQ we used to be given cream that protected hands from automotive contaminants and made them easier to clean after work. But cant find anything like that now.

 

[tom 748]

use the stuff from lidl good stuff,

 

[pedrobedro]

Is a anyone familiar with barrier cream? Back in the day when I did my mechanics NVQ we used to be given cream that protected hands from automotive contaminants and made them easier to clean after work. But cant find anything like that now.

We used to use Rozalex barrier cream when I worked in the foundry, brilliant stuff.

 

[Olderisbetter]

I use my own mix, 1 part baby oil to 2 or 3 parts baby lotion well mixed, it goes on before i work and i.often use more during the day as a cleaner then wipe off the excess, i also use it on my feet and anywhere at risk of getting contact with annoying chemicals or grot.