3 Easy and Natural Tips to Help Heal Dry Cuticles
I'm always digging in the dirt, brushing out horse hair, stacking bales of hay, and washing endless piles of dishes. So, if I'm not careful, my hands look really sad and ragged.
Which is a problem whenever I see a client and have to do a skin analysis. Who wants yucky-looking hands on their face? I don't want them on my face, and they're my hands.
I'm really good about keeping them scrubbed clean (these little soap scrub cubes are a godsend for keeping hands soft and lovely). But my cuticles tend to be dry and raggedy.
Lotions are OK for hands, but the cuticles need a more emollient treatment to keep them them soft and moisturized.
Here are three easy ideas to keep your cuticles looking nice:
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1. Do a weekly olive oil …
Which is a problem whenever I see a client and have to do a skin analysis. Who wants yucky-looking hands on their face? I don't want them on my face, and they're my hands.
I'm really good about keeping them scrubbed clean (these little soap scrub cubes are a godsend for keeping hands soft and lovely). But my cuticles tend to be dry and raggedy.
Lotions are OK for hands, but the cuticles need a more emollient treatment to keep them them soft and moisturized.
Here are three easy ideas to keep your cuticles looking nice:
This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This means I may earn a small commission—at no extra cost to you—from any sales made through these links. I only recommend products that I personally use and love!
1. Do a weekly olive oil …
