Anyone else suffering from dry cracked skin from all the coronavirus instructed hand washing?!!!!
The CDC recommends that every chance we get we must wash our hands with soap for at least 20 seconds. Since I am already OCD this means a total of 2936249164864 times a day!
My hands are already feeling and looking dry and cracky.
I realized that I don't have any hand lotion left in my house! This virus has exposed my vulnerability! (sorry guys but we need some light humor). It is recommended to apply lotion 5 minutes after hand washing.
So I did research and below are the top rated and recommended hand lotions to moisturize and nourish your dry skin:
Now we just got to figure out how to buy it.....
Ranked the Best of the Best Hand Cream
L'Occitane Hand Cream I found to be highly rated and mentioned as the best of the best in hand cream. Aktough many reviewers have said in their comments about the product that it is expensive ($29) they also state that it is worth it. Because it contains shea butter it will leave your hands feeling baby soft but not greasy.
All Natural Hand Cream
Burt's Bees hand cream softens up your dry skin with their formula of sweet almond oil, vitamin E and milk, and then seal the moisture with bees wax and lanolin. It is formulated without parabens, petrolatum and phthalates.
Drugstore Hand Cream
Neutrogena Norwegian Hand Cream is known for being dermatologist recommended. This hand cream is known for treating dry cracky skin and is great for sensitive skin due to being hypoallergenic and fragrance free.
Hand Cream with SPF
Eucerin Daily Hand Cream with SPF 30 is great due to its high amount of SPF in it! It is also moisturizing due to containing glycerin. It is also fragrance free. Sounds like a must have to keep in your beach bag or travel kit.
Family Friendly Gentle Sanitizer
Babyganics Alcoholo Free Foam Hand Sanitizer is deemed as a family friendly sanitizers. It is formulated without parabens, sulfates, phthalates and artificial dyes.
Other features are:
- Liquor Free
- Non-Allergenic
- Pediatrician Tested
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