How to Keep Your Hands From Over Drying
We certainly don't give our hands enough credit, and we certainly don't give them the tender loving care that they need.
Just think of how many things our hands do for us each day, and then think of the daily beating with which we return the favor.
Take these simple precautions to show your hands just how appreciative you are, and give them the pampering they so greatly need.
Make sure to apply a natural, non-greasy lotion numerous times a day.
Keep a few mini tubes in the places you're most likely to stop and smell the roses, such as next to your bed, in your desk drawer, or next to your microwave.
Apply a small amount whenever you see your tube.
And make sure to apply some right before bed to let it soak in overnight.
When you sleep, all of your body is taking a reprieve with you, allowing itself to rejuvenate.
Your skin is most susceptible to moisture when it's snoozing, so be sure to slather it on.
And if you're in need of some intensive care, slip on some soft cotton gloves just before bed to lock in moisture.
You can also soak your hands for a thirty seconds in a bowl of warm milk.
If washing dishes is making them miserably chapped, mix a few drops of almond oil into your dishwashing water.
And if the oils and lotions are not doing the trick, invest in some petroleum jelly to use in place of them.
Rub some all over your hands, paying special attention to your knuckles and fingers, which are usually the first to crack.
If you have the time and money to spare, visit your local salon or beauty parlor and request a hot wax hand treatment.
Remember, you're going to need those hands someday!
Just think of how many things our hands do for us each day, and then think of the daily beating with which we return the favor.
Take these simple precautions to show your hands just how appreciative you are, and give them the pampering they so greatly need.
Make sure to apply a natural, non-greasy lotion numerous times a day.
Keep a few mini tubes in the places you're most likely to stop and smell the roses, such as next to your bed, in your desk drawer, or next to your microwave.
Apply a small amount whenever you see your tube.
And make sure to apply some right before bed to let it soak in overnight.
When you sleep, all of your body is taking a reprieve with you, allowing itself to rejuvenate.
Your skin is most susceptible to moisture when it's snoozing, so be sure to slather it on.
And if you're in need of some intensive care, slip on some soft cotton gloves just before bed to lock in moisture.
You can also soak your hands for a thirty seconds in a bowl of warm milk.
If washing dishes is making them miserably chapped, mix a few drops of almond oil into your dishwashing water.
And if the oils and lotions are not doing the trick, invest in some petroleum jelly to use in place of them.
Rub some all over your hands, paying special attention to your knuckles and fingers, which are usually the first to crack.
If you have the time and money to spare, visit your local salon or beauty parlor and request a hot wax hand treatment.
Remember, you're going to need those hands someday!