If you are washing your hands — and you should be — and slathering on hand sanitizer to fight the spread of the coronavirus, chances are your skin is super dry and cracked just like mine. While ...

Caring for your hands is imperative. They’re the tools we work with every day, after all. And seeing so much action can wear heavily on these precious tools. Manual labor certainly takes its toll on ...

You should never use a hand soap so drying that you’re required to apply a moisturizer after washing your mitts. Yes, washing your hands can reduce the moisture in your skin, especially if you have ...

Let’s make a shortlist of some things that dry your hands, or that age the hands’ skin faster than natural. There’s hot water, long showers, cold temps, dry winds, intense labor, excessive sanitizing ...

As a nurse, you're used to washing your hands countless times a day, so you're probably also fighting dry skin. The skin on your hands may also crack, which leaves them more open to infection. If ...

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I work with concrete so on a daily basis my hands are insanely dry and cracked by the time I get home. It is especially bad in the summer since it is too hot to wear multiple layers of latex and ...

While constantly washing your hands or using hand sanitizer can help keep germs at bay, it can also be rough on your hands and lead to cracked, dry and irritated skin. If you already suffer from dry ...