Dry hands

Dry cracked hands that bleed? No problem! We're sharing 8 natural remedies, tips, and products that are safe for babies, kids, and adults for smooth skin all year long!

Your cleansing routine may be working against you.

Hand masks are a quick, effective way to moisturize dry, cracked hands naturally. Melt beeswax and avocado oil in a double boiler. Remove from heat and allow to cool slightly before adding remaining ingredients.

Nothing is worse than rough, dry, cracked hands. And when winter hits, like it inevitably (and unfortunately) does, it seems like there’s nothing we can do to avoid our hands from becoming this way. But before you run to the nearest drugstore to buy a quick fix, you should know that you probably already have ingredients in your own kitchen that you could use to bring your dry hands back to life!

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Wondering why your hands look old and what you can do to make them look great? Here are 7 reasons why your hands look old & tips to fix them.

Since our hands are not often included as part of our regularly scheduled skin care routine, they are typically a top place to show the signs of aging. Failing to care for our hands can lead to everything from brittle cuticles, dull, dry skin, loss of elasticity, wrinkles, and dark spots. It is time we stop neglecting and start paying some much-needed attention to our hard-working hands. Want younger-looking hands? Start with these five tips, below. | Powered by L'Oréal

With so many renovations around our home over the years I have learned a lot. I wish there was an undo button and I think I should also be a consultant for floor plans now! I'm sharing the renovations and projects I love, and what I would do differently if I were to do it again. And trust me, there are things I'd redo and change! So learn from us!

We're all washing our hands a lot — and we're happy to do it, especially given what a big difference it can make for everyone. The only caveat? Well... our hands are getting drier and drier (and they're bearing a closer and closer resemblance to that of a crypt keeper's, too).