I have rough hands from constant hand sanitizer use at work. Will constant use of this lotion lead to softer hands?
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I bought this for my daughter, who is a school nurse. She reports that yes, it does keep hands from drying out after constant washing, smells good, and provides for softer hands.
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I find this hand lotion wonderful. It softens my hands and is not greasy. It smells wonderful and last a long time after you apply it.
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It is for drinking primarily and would not be suggested for a hand sanitizer due it's low concentration of aloe. I believe this product is distilled from parts of the leaf and not the aloe gel which has curative properties. Maybe aloe juice would be a good choice or a topical aloe treatment found in most stores.
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Not for sure, but I wouldn't use it on my hands. I believe it is would be too harsh on hand skin. I worked for a podiatrist for 12 years and it was recommended to only use urea products on rough skin of heels, knees, elbows.
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I still love this lotion but I have been reduced to actually wearing non latex gloves and I have to wash my hands with CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser and then apply the Cera Ve lotion several times a day. I am allergic to everything and although I love Gloves in a Bottle, it did not provide enough of a barrier.
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Pretty stiff, my guess is if your skin does poorly with coarse exfoliating scrubs it won't like this. It does soften overtime though.
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So you want to make a hand sanitizer. I don't know if it would work, but you could try it out. I doubt it would stop the sanitizing effect of the alcohol, but I am not sure how the thickener would interact with alcohol. So far I have only used it with food products.
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Not silly question. You'll have to wash your hands. Otherwise it gets your hands orange. Not your body, but for some reason hands. Must be because it's different skin.
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Yea I order this a while ago and it his hard but once u rub it in ur hands it gets softer and turns into a liquid type of thing. u can also hear it up I'm like a small container for better use . Remember- a little goes a long way
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I have not tried it on my hands. But if it is gentle enough to use on your face, it might be worth your time to try it. It will take a few weeks to get the results.
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Dear Pinky - I found this item to be very harsh on my skin. I don't use it at all on my face, as was my intention when I bought it. I used it on my legs last summer but have decided I won't do that again this summer because of the harshness to my skin.
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I really believe so, the viscosity of hand sanitizer and hand soap are pretty close.
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If you really have sensitive wrists, you could give a chance to the gloves, otherwise I don't think you will have any issues with it. I don't find it hard on the hands/wrists whatsoever.
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If your skin gets red from the treatment, I wouldn't put harsh lotions like the glycolic acids or hylarounic acids. But, I do put a moisturizer on after. It absolutely will not affect the treatment.
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I believe it would work, if it can pump out thick hand soap, then thin hand sanitizer should be no problem.
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No, just take a small pinch and roll it in your hands. It softens and turns into a lotion :)
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Not necessarily. I use full strength on my wrists for arthritis pain. If it stings a little, I use some lotion or argon oil on it. Go online and read all the info, there is a ton out there. You can dilute it, but I do not.
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No, not at all! I use rubber gloves (thin doctor gloves) to apply. I had a chemical peel from an expensive salon and they applied with gloves as well. A neutralizer... not exactly sure what that is. I purchased the Perfect Image face cream and applied that after wards. You want to use something because you skin and pores will be exfoliated and really reap the benefits of applying a good cream with vitamins. I've also used coconut oil (unrefined coconut oil) after the peel. I really love this product and just did another peel on Friday! It's great!!!