i need you miracle cures, for severly chapped hands

[Navalgem]

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Aveeno hand cream or Aveeno skin relief with natural oatmeal and shea butter.
Although this is going to sound like an advert for the makers it started to work immediately not only moisturising but stopping my hands hurting as well.
I also like the norwegian hand formula and body shop hemp but I'd have to say aveeno worked best.
You can get it in Boots in the specialist skin care section.
Hope this helps.

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some pharmacists stock it too it really is amazing stuff! I love it!

 

[Slinkyunicorn]

NAF Stablehands - contains MSM so helps heal the cracks quickly - they made it for vets originally who have to wash their hands all the time.

To help them getting that bad get some of these gloves

http://www.horsehealth.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=149_152&products_id=1103

They are thin enough to wear to tack up etc and also tough enough to not rip and tear - you can also wash horses in them as well as ride in them - they still grip in even in pouring rain! They are thin enough to dry quickly while on your hands - I have a few pairs now so they are always around when I need them.

 

[Box_Of_Frogs]

The "old" cure was to pee on your hands! Honestly! Anyone tried it? (Not that enyone's going to own up!!!)

 

[shivpryke]

udder cream! sounds ridiculous but its cheap for a big tub, greasy when you first put it on but takes the itch and sting away and makes them much softer.

 

[alsxx]

Eight hour cream is really really good, I also use it on my lips and find its the only thing that stops them getting chapped and sore.

 

[SVMel]

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NAF Stablehands - contains MSM so helps heal the cracks quickly - they made it for vets originally who have to wash their hands all the time.

To help them getting that bad get some of these gloves

http://www.horsehealth.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=149_152&products_id=1103

They are thin enough to wear to tack up etc and also tough enough to not rip and tear - you can also wash horses in them as well as ride in them - they still grip in even in pouring rain! They are thin enough to dry quickly while on your hands - I have a few pairs now so they are always around when I need them.

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Another vote for nitrile gloves. BUT i went to a builders merchants for mine, and only paid a couple of quid per pair!!!!