jmcquown wrote:
>
> On 7/13/2016 12:54 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> >
> > I save the square tin cans from Bag Balm, put them through the
> > dishwasher, very handy for small item storage.
> > http://www.bagbalm.com/
> > Nothing works better for dry chapped skin, hands, feet, anywhere.
> >
> I concur but Bag Balm is *very* greasy and I don't milk cows. Heh.
>
> A great way to keep your hands soft is to slather them with Bag Balm and
> then don some cotton gloves overnight. I've tried it and it works very
> well but I am not comfortable wearing gloves when I sleep.
>
> Corn Huskers lotion is good, too, and not at all greasy.

I use all kinds of harsh chemicals and my hands have never had a
problem. The people I do know that have issues about dry and chapped are
the ones that are anal about constantly washing their hands. That
removes the natural oils. Quit washing your hands so much and the skin
should be normal and fine. Just my opinion naturally but it's a plan
that's worked for 105 years now.