Did anyone try it on their hands?
2057451
Yes. I am a diabetic and around my fingers get very dry....so I rub it into my skin around fingers and hands. Really helps!
2057452
I rub it on my knees and my elbows after I am done with my feet. Then, at the endI do massage it into my hands. It softens them all. It is very dry in Alaska in the fall and winter, so it is a great help. Also, " The Gardener's bar or salve" is very good also.
4621
I've had no problems with the grip. It's a manmade suede material on the palms.
92306
I haven't done it, but I would say you could ...take a little piece and try it maybe ...good luck
1664011
My husband & I tried it & got some very weird reaction...both of our faces became very puffy. I can't say it's not the original since we never tried it before this experience, but w/our reactions & the fact that we returned it, I would trust what your esthetician recommends. After discontinuing the product, all became normal again & we have chosen to live with the laugh lines. ;-)
1364377
I haven't but I do use it on my face and then put my face lotion on afterwards. It tends to soften the stickiness.
403624
You could do that, but with how inexpensive these really are, it's quite a nice sensation that, in my opinion, hands can't quite deliver in the same way. A hand scalp massage gives a more blunt impression. These are certainly more goosebump-inducing. I bought it as a novelty stocking-stuffer, and was pleasantly surprised.
261995
I have not used it for this specific issue, but I have everybody in my family using it! It made my hands look so much better by fading sun spots.
2129302
I find it a little difficult with my "good" right hand to use to spray my back after my nightly dry sisal back scrubber to relieve itching. Then I enjoy the spray. Usually, my husband does it for me. I cannot use my left hand with a carpal tunnel thumb and a rheumatoid index finger, so I can only use my right hand and even then it is difficult to depress the button to spray and it sprays straight out. I think they could use an adjustable spray like cleaning sprays, straight out or a fuller misty kind of spray.
1653530
I purchased it for back pain and shoulder pain and it is exceptional and relieves the pain, but not sure how it would work on hands.
503139
I haven't. It smelled terrible, was heavily dyed, and did not last even 4 weeks.
1124689
I haven't tried it but I can't imagine why it wouldn't work since the water temp would be cool enough for hands.
179474
I have not, per se, but I have been using them for shooting and the are great! Good feel and I've had the glove caught in the action a couple times w/o a mark on the material. Don't know if this helps...
1924174
I have never tried. I really have not used it other than to play around with it. I am sorry.
1449020
No. I have not. It works pretty well on mango fruits. You have to position it just right and it works best on fruit that is not over ripe. I would be curious to find out if anyone has tried it on other fruits.
728537
Since I haven't tried it on my hands, I don't know... But I think it's worth trying.
1471454
I did. Just today tried it on my granddaughter. Mine is a small and was still way to big for her.
1916923
Its not so good. I bought it for the same purpose but didnt like it. It is as good as your fingers as they say; though i think the fingers are better in terms of responsivenesss. Not recommended.