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over a year ago
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With my job and hone D.I.(fuck it up).y. My hands get really rough with dry and cracked skin. Now this is far from a nice thing in bed with a lady. Anyone got a good tip for keeping hands in better shape not so rough.Or recommend a good hand cream ( Que the jokes ). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Get two table spoons of sugar and mix with a tea spoon of olive oil. Use the mix as a scrub for your hands and scrub for a few minutes. It helps get rid of dead skin. Use hand cream afterwards...
And repeat!  it's brilliant. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'll try the sugar and olive oil. I've used a Supermarkets own brand hand cream and found it better then some branded ones."
Use the cream regularly, it really helps.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Get some Skintex cream from a Paydens chemist. They're the only chemist to sell it. Approx £2.70 for a small tub.
Amazing stuff,put it on at night so,it can soak in properly.
Cures those annoying splits at the corner of your fingers too.
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Shop in drugstore for cream with urea. If u have really dry skin around 20% urea.
And shea butter. Pure shea butter i the best.
And at least once a week use shea butter for a night (the best with rubber gloves)
I guarantee that after 2 weeks you will not recognize your hands |
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over a year ago
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If its something that happens often I'd try investing in one of the rock climbing hand repair creams. There are a good few products on the market that are great for quick relief and repair but they are expensive... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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E45 works best and is alot cheaper than fancy dan ones.
The funny thing is about builders hands, is when you take a week off and spend awhile in the sea... Your hands literally fall to bits with great big chunks of hard dead skin falling off, leaving lovely smooth ones  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It's hard to wear latex gloves under my work gloves as I need to hold a radio. Worst thing is the rain it soaks your gloves and dirt gets into the poures of your skin.
A week off work and hands are good. |
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"Buy the soft work gloves with a latex covering and use "O'keefes" hand cream for instant and non sticky results ??"
I've bought some of this & although it's £8 a pot it'll last years!!! I love it!!! |
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"Get two table spoons of sugar and mix with a tea spoon of olive oil. Use the mix as a scrub for your hands and scrub for a few minutes. It helps get rid of dead skin. Use hand cream afterwards...
And repeat! it's brilliant."
This and vaseline just slather on thick put on rubber gloves for half hour .. use on feet also put plastic bags on feet and relax. |
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"With my job and hone D.I.(fuck it up).y. My hands get really rough with dry and cracked skin. Now this is far from a nice thing in bed with a lady. Anyone got a good tip for keeping hands in better shape not so rough.Or recommend a good hand cream ( Que the jokes )."
Atrixo?
It's very heavy so a little would probably go a long way.
Or "O'Keeffe's Working Hands Hand Cream" it's specifically marketed toward men that work with there hands.
Lots of choice, depends on your preferences.
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By *atnat85Woman
over a year ago
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My hands get chapped and sore (constant scrubbing and hand washing) . I use Dermol, it's unscented and is used a lot in eczema treatment. A few days of it and my hands are smooth, plus you can use it as hand wash too
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'll try the sugar and olive oil. I've used a Supermarkets own brand hand cream and found it better then some branded ones."
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After you have done that.. Each night smother hands in moisturiser.. And put on latex gloves and Wear over night |
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