Any perfered lotions for dry, cracking skin?
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You may want to use Vitamin E cream.
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It could be just wicked dry skin.  Maybe try some lotion.  If that doesn't work, my guess would be psoriasis.  (I'm not sure I spelled that right.)
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You could try a crack ointment like Johnson & Johnson's First Aid. To keep them loist, lotion your feet at night, but don't remove the lotion. Instead, put socks on and sleep with the lotion on. When you wash it off in the morning, your feet will be soft & supple.
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Dry skin, how long do you go between washings? Try finding a good moisturizer and drink plenty of water... keeps the entire body hydrated.
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my hands & feet are the dryest. i put vaseline them at night, and wear socks and light weight gloves to keep the vaseline on while i sleep. it helps.
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If your baby's eczema is the dry type, I would recommend you try Aqueous Cream from Boots the Chemist, or any other big pharmacy.  It is a simple emollient, without any lanolin or steroid, and can be used as a "soap" as well as a moisturiser.  It's kept body and soul together for me for years and I could not get by without it.  Expect to pay about £2.90 for a 500g tub, so it's really good value as well.
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Use a humidifier indoors and apply moisturizer on your skin. Wear shoes made of wooden soles and avoid wearing synthetic material. More tips at the websites below:\nhttp://www.school-for-champions.com/science/staticcont.htm
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I had dry skin as well and what helped was to put baby oil on my skin right after I showered. I would just pat myself dry a little and then put it all over. After about a week or so my skin was really soft.
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The best thing to use for dry skin is Vitamin E oil, which can be purchased almost anywhere.  The reason your skin dries out is one of two reasons:  either you are dehydrated and should drink more water or you are lacking in vitamin E.\n\nOf course, if you like lotion for the scent, I would suggest a brand called "No Cal".  Mine smells like vanilla ice cream :)
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They have the best stuff at tanning salons. I used to work at one and they had this gel or cream if you used it after a slight burn it felt really good and the redness went away pretty much over night (properly moisturizing after a burn prevents peeling). GO to a relaible tanning salon that sells alot of lotions and they can help you out I dont remember the name of the gel. If you have a severe burn you may need medical attention.
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Loss of oil will cause the skin to crack.  If you work with cardboard or paper a lot, they will really dry your fingers out.  Use lots of lotion or if you can get your hands on Solar Oil from a salon, it works really well.
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Try using Zenmend Derma products or Autopalm from Skinstore.com. From what I know, Autopalm dry skin mlm is one of the best seller at skinstore.com now. (Skinstore.com holds more than 10,000 skin care products)It's pretty effective, and worth the dollar paid out.
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try clearoderm with tea tree and witch hazel from asda
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try using alot of lotion or baby oil. or u can stick it in a warm apple pie haha j/k for the last one
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try palmer's cocoa butter or aloe vera
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A good skincare routine, a well balanced diet and plenty of fluids can help to keep out skin healthy and glowing. \nThe three main skin types are dry, normal and oily. You may also have combination skin, where it is dry in some areas and oily in others (usually the chin, nose and forehead). Once you have worked out your skin type, you can make a more informed decision with regards to which is the best moisturising lotion for you.\nDry Skin: benefits most from quite heavy moisturizers such as creams, and lotion may be a little on the light side. Cocoa butter, evening primrose and glycerine based moisturizers can prove effective on dry skin.\n\nOily Skin: can be controlled through the use of a light lotion, as heavy creams will make the problem worse. Some of the ingredients to look out for include cedarwood, clary sage, tea tree, ylang ylang, and geranium.\nCombination and Normal Skin: should be moisturized with a light cream or lotion. If you have combination skin, you may need to apply a little extra cream to the drier areas. There are many creams and lotions available for this type of skin.\n\nRetinol (a derivative of vitamin A) which hydrates skin and gives it a firmer appearance \nAHAs (alpha-hydroxy acid) which can help to remove dead skin and give the skin a fresher look and softer feel \nBHAs (beta-hydroxy acid) such as salicylic acid, which can also help to remove dead skin and improve the look and feel of the skin \nVitamin B5, which can support natural regeneration of skin \nOne thing to remember with AHAs and BHAs is that they can make the skin far more sensitive to UV rays, and therefore you should not use them in very hot weather if you are going to be exposed to the sun. They should also be used in conjunction with an effective sunscreen. These acids can also irritate the skin, and should therefore be tested before regular use to ensure that you are not sensitive to them.\n\nIf you have sensitive skin you should also opt for lotions that are not fragranced in any way. Perfumed lotions can irritate some skin, particularly on the face. There are plenty of fragrance-free and hypo-allergenic lotions on the market which are ideal for sensitive skin. \n\nFinally, an important thing to look out for in daytime lotions and creams is an effective UV filter or sunscreen. If you are going to be out and about during the daytime, you need to protect your face from the sun and from UV ray, even during the winter months. There are plenty of moisturizers available that have built in filters and sunscreens, enabling you to keep your skin fresh, hydrated and protected.
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Something that helps with dry skin is to take a supplement that includes Vitamin E, B vitamins (1-12), and Omega 3 fatty acids.  These are vitamins that are very important in maintaining skin heath and vitality.  These are also vitamins that are commonly deficient in the diet.  I would suggest a high quality multi-vitamin and fish oil capsules.  Adding these will improve the overall quality of the skin in the long term.  \n\nIn the short term, you can apply baby oil to your skin after you get out of the shower while you are still wet.  Then gently blot off the excess water.  This will lock in the moisture