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This time of year it's brutal with the dry air and all. Tried damn near everything, hand lotions, that Badger balm. Seems likes everything I've tried is greasy and won't absorb into the skin or it smells. Anyone on here use any product they like that works?


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I use Bag Balm
Utter Butter
When my hands get bad
A little bit go's a long ways and i usually takes a day or two

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Okeefe's Working Hands or Neutrogena will work.

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O'Keefe's Working hands

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Vaseline intensive care lotion is good to keep around. It doesn't have much stink to it and it's absorbed into the skin fairly well. It's also decent for shaving.

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I have the same problem in dry and cold winter months, I use 100% pure lanolin, it has a little strong smell but it works.

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Corn huskers lotion is good too.

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Originally Posted by logger
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Yup.


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None of those actually absorb into the skin, they just keep your skin from drying out further.

Best to put on just before bed so that it has a chance to work all night.

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Tried Astroglide?

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Organic coconut oil...

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This works wonders. 50/50 Vaseline and Vicks Vaborub.
Put surgical or so called Disposable vinyl/plasic gloves, before Bed.
It really helps. Don't be afraid to re peat the process.

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Get your hands wet with warm water, lightly dry, then apply Bag Balm working it into your hands until they are dry.
A time or two and you';ll know just how much you need to use

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Originally Posted by Wannabebwana
None of those actually absorb into the skin, they just keep your skin from drying out further.

Best to put on just before bed so that it has a chance to work all night.

That's what I do. Doesn't take much.

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This works... I don't like it but better than the cracked skin that hurts...

Just slather em up with plain old Vaseline then put on latex exam gloves.. A couple of hours two or three days in a row and you're golden..

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I know everyone has their own favorite but this is the best I've found. Gold Bond Men's Everyday Lotion. I keep a bottle by my chair, by the bed and in my truck and shop. It's available at WM and most drug stores but I get it from Amazon.

https://a.co/d/21mYDmk

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Bag Balm and latex gloves or socks over your hands while you sleep.
Have you tried sticking them up your azz?

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Tried Astroglide?

I was pondering that... or maybe Kingston can send him some special sauce?


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