dry hands

[Minnie]

Crabtree and Evelyn Rosewater and Glycerin and I like the Goat Milk too.

Arbonne: NutriMin C Refinish Hydrating Body Lotion

 

[DuneAHH]

I wonder if these would help:

These are Hysterical... but they don't cover the critical cuticle area

ScBug, I like shea butter creams also.
Many people I know extol the virtues of Gold Bond and Bag Balm, tho I haven't personally tried those.

 

[TheAvonLady]

If I may say so myself, AVON has a great line for those 'winter hands', it's called Moisture Therapy. While we offer a lot of different types of lotions, the Moisture Therapy line is the best for hands that are already cracked. The Intense Cream is my favorite.

I HATE using lotion because I don't like the greasy feel, however, I can use the Intense and it doesn't leave that feeling but yet my skin is smoother, softer and feels a lot better. You can find my info on my screename

 

[beachmouse]

Aquaphor. It's seriously da bomb. Works even better for me than the prescription creams I've tried.

 

[iwishiwasthere]

Thanks. I have decided to buy some of all and report back which does the best for me. Update to come soon....

 

[Smiling JOe]

If you don't mind the smell, you can apply "Bag Balm," found in most pharmacies, before going to bed, and it will leave your hands feeling incredible when you wake up. Works on cracked feet, too. If you have bad cracked skin, your cracks will totally disappear after using for about a week. I think the earthy smell in bag balm is from lanolin.

 

[Beach Runner]

Thanks. I have decided to buy some of all and report back which does the best for me. Update to come soon....

How do you plan to quantify your results? Matched pairs?