great tip!!!
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Great tip, thanks.
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You can also rub good quality mayonnaise on your hands and rub, rub, rub, for about 15 minutes and it will calm the dry, scaly skin as well.
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 6862994)
Sounds like the issue isn't dry hands, it's static. Those dryer sheets work great on flyaway hair, too! :thumbup:
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Jetayre, My pharmacist recommended Euricerin for cracks on my heels, and I have been using it nightly for several years now. Love the results.
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I have this same problem (farmer's hands) - thanks for the tip!
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Nice to know. I have that problem with dental floss, too. Will have to try. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by maviskw
(Post 6863327)
No! Sorry! The issue is dry, cracked hands.
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Peckish, you are so right. Come winter I'll need a ground wire(grin) as I will get shocks from just about everything I touch. Kinda kinky to brush my hair in the dark and see sparks.
Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 6863871)
Well, your issue may be dry, cracked hands. I was commenting specifically on the OP's post, where she states that cream doesn't work, but she found that rubbing her hands on a dryer sheet helped tremendously. From these statements I deduced that her issue was more static-related.
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I use Eucerin a lot. I also like A&D diaper rash ointment. Smells weird but it works. I use Satin hands from Mary Kay also. It works and smells good too.
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