Hand cream for hand moisturizing

Hand cream is regularly applied for moist hands.

Today, I am washing my hands frequently and applying hand sanitizer often.

The number one rule for winter hand care is moisturizing.

The number one rule for hand care in winter is moisturizing. Apply a moisturizer like hand cream daily, and about once a week, gently exfoliate dead skin and do a hand pack. By replenishing nutrients and moisture in this way, the condition of your hands will noticeably improve. When the weather gets colder, the skin around the nails can become dry and crack, but

When symptoms are severe, it is good to apply oil that absorbs quickly. Hand cream does not absorb quickly around the nails, and few people apply hand cream all the way to the tips of their nails.

I believe it's not good to deliberately remove the dead skin on your hands, but that's a misconception. If you leave dry hands with accumulated dead skin untreated, the skin can crack, and in severe cases, become sore and bleed. Properly removing dead skin helps with better moisturization.

The problem is when you peel it off too harshly. Therefore, you should not use a rough exfoliating towel. Many people dislike hand creams because they feel greasy. In that case, you can use a lotion-type moisturizer, even if its moisturizing effect is slightly weaker.

The fastest way to heal cracked and rough hands is to apply paraffin, which provides the most immediate effect.