Has anyone tried this stuff on hands? I asked the company and they said they had no long term studies.
2003159
It is great! My husband & I suffer from occasional leg cramps & we get relief from this product. We've also bought Cramp 911 roll on at the drug store. It is also effective but costs a lot more.
2003160
I used it on a neck cramp once and it worked fine. Iwould imagine it works on any muscle cramp.
2003161
I have used it on my hands - I have arthritis in my thumbs and it seems to help the aching.
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I know some people take citrus EOs internally but I personally haven't tried it. I would ask an herbalist first, I'm just hesitant to ingest the oils because they're so potent - of course even putting it on your skin it's still absorbed that way, so, it's basically the same thing. I use it to dab behind my ears. You could always try it and see if you have a reaction.
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I am careful when using something like this. I only use it on occasion. Yes, my hands feel the impact, if I exceed an occasional use. I think this is a product that is best avoided for those of us that have hand issues--or possibly if we are collecting social security because we qualify with our age. :O)
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Yes, it did for me after using for a few months. I'm sensitive and had to use coconut oil along with a very small amount of this or it gave me a rash. All was fine with my system until my armpits turned almost black (luckily that skin peeled off). Maybe my chemistry changed? Needless to say, I no longer use this product, but I did like it before this episode (I use coconut oil by itself now). I wouldn't have qualms recommending it to someone else to see if it works for them.
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Hi Katherine~Thanks for posting this. We get this question a lot and glad that you are asking it here in the forum. Since opinions may differ about what is watery and what isn't the most objective thing I can tell you is this -after you put a drop or two on your hand you can turn your hand sideways or upside down and it will stay there and not run like off like water or a watery compound would. In fact we personally don't think any "serum" that will run down your hand is really a serum. Part of the design mandate for the product was to have a consistency that is thick enough to hold its shape but not be heavy or greasy in any way. Personally I think the feel is very silky but my silky might not be yours. I hope this helps and if for any reason you are not happy with the consistency (or any other aspect of srumtologi C serum 22) know that you can always return for a prompt and friendly refund. Thanks again for your interest in our groundbreaking serum! Sara srumtologi Customer Care
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I would say you could definitely do it. My dog had extremely dry irritated skin. I would apply every night with my bare hands ,. Her skin cleared up greatly & it never harmed my hands. I hope this is helpful.
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this is very common in lanolin products. it won't work in as fast as a synthetic product. i apply it as the last thing at night and wear cotton gloves/socks. by morning, it's worked all the way in. good luck!
1990658
Yes to a point. I protect my hands with gloves for veg preparation and any lengthy immersion in water but for general day to day use I feel my hands are well protected. I suffer from contact dermatitis on my hands and Gloves in a Bottles really offers me good and constant protection. I decant it into small bottles and carry it in my handbag and have it on every sink in my house, the stuff really works.
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I don't know anything about clinical trials only my own. For a while I felt it was working. As long as I didn't use my hands much my knuckles did not swell or hurt but after 4 bottles they still swell an hurt doing normal house work an yard work is still out. I will finish this last bottle but will not order anymore.
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The skin on hands are very thick so it's not going to do a ton of good but, sometimes ya just gotta go for it. It's certainly better than getting botox injections every three months. That is very painful but, a life changing procedure for me. Still, I'm still looking for a product that will at least lesson the affliction know as Palmer Hyperhydrosis.
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My hands never do and I use it a lot. If there is blackness it will be aluminum and that is not good at any time on any skin parts, sucks right up into the blood system. A rubber glove will prevent this.
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I cannot answer the question on "O'Keeffe hand cream"; I saw the results on Dr. Oz about the Aquaphor Ointment and I've been using it for the last two weeks and it works wonders! I sorry I've never tried O'Keeffe.
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This product is essentially like any other moisturizer you would use on human hands or skin. It is not oily and after a minute or so should absorb into the skin and coat. We have never had any issues like that.
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I apologize for the delay...family illness. I put a pair of cheap plastic gloves on. (You can buy a box $3-4) spray it on my hands and then rub it on. Being older with not so perfect skin anymore this gives much better control. I hope this helps! =) Good product!
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I do not have any spots or hyperpigmentation on my face, so it must be working. I am very fare and have freckles and hyperpigmentation on my arms and hands. Plus I am 65 years old. I also use Obagi serum. I hope this information is helpful.
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Yes, I use it everyday on my hands for arthritis. Sometimes it stings, just put lotion over it. You can dilute it down with sterile water, also. You can buy it in ceam form with aloe added.
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Wow - I didn't read that article. I used the product almost every day for a while. I hope that's not true. I will try to find out more information. Thanks for the warning.