Ever notice that you use apply much more lotion to your hands in winter than you do in the other seasons? There's a reason for that: exposure to dry air sucks the moisture straight out of your skin.

We use our hands constantly—grasping, typing, gripping, writing, pulling, and pushing—leaving little time for them to rest. That’s why when we experience dry skin on our hands, it’s hard to ignore.

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As the outside air cools and the heat starts to crank on indoors, you may notice your skin becoming flaky, maybe even a bit itchy. Here are easy ways to avoid dryness and irritation when colder ...

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Fall is coming. Here's how some of the best soaps to help keep your hands moisturized, clean and fresh during the cold weather. While using soap to wash our hands is necessary to remove dirt and ...

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