Are your hands as soft as your face?

I apply a great big blob of hand cream before putting on rubber gloves and then wash up or clean using very hot water. I'm not sure if it helps much.

I have hand creams everywhere so I can apply some if my hands start to feel dry, which is quite often....

I use those disposable gloves if I am going to work with red onion, red cabbage (to prevent staining) or raw meat (hygiene). I recently bought plastic ones which are awful. Difficult to get on and don't stretch at all. I won't be making that mistake again. It'll be back to the latex ones next time. I can re-use those several times (e.g. for cleaning the bathroom, not for food).

JaneJudge Sun 05-Sep-21 13:24:27
in a word NO grin my hands are not as soft as my face BUT have you seen these??

Just ordered, thanks Jane.

TillyTrotter I’ve bought Marigold gloves as a start but what products do you buy / tips do you have to keep your hands looking young and soft please?

Well, I started, with a silly suggestion and then answered your question above. What were you expecting?

What Fanny said upthread M0nica.
. I got the wrong end of the stick. Sorry.

Sorry, I was not clear, flippancy doesn't always read as well as it sounds.

I have one brown hand and one white hand. I'm a golfer so it's par for the course! I hate rubber gloves so don't own any but everything goes in the dishwasher anyway. Hand cream on the bedside table at the moment is L'Occitane Lavender the lovely smell helps waft me off to sleep.

My DH has the same BigBertha , same hobby! ⛳️ ?️‍♂️

Callistemon it was thought to be a reaction to an antibiotic I was taking so that’s another one to go on the banned list! It was the speed with which it happened that was really scary.