Collection: Hands & Feet

Our hands and feet work tirelessly. Our hands are our tools, always exposed to the elements, and constantly being washed. Our feet carry the weight of our whole body, keep us balanced, and take us places. Don't neglect them when it comes to skincare.

Moisturizing and exfoliating are very important for hands and feet. Moisturized skin is healthy skin and exfoliating helps remove dead and dry skin and allows new, fresh skin to shine through.


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Look at your hard-working hands. The skin on your palms is thick and lacks hair. No hair follicles means no sebaceous (oil glands). The skin on the back of your hand is very thin with little fatty tissue and very few hairs.

The thick skin on the soles of your overworked feet also lacks sebaceous glands. Feet are naturally dryer than other areas making them more prone to dryness and cracking.  What should you do?

  • Exfoliate both hands and feet when necessary and moisturize, moisturize, moisturize.
  • Moisturize hands after washing or using hand sanitizer.
  • Keep a portable moisturizer like a lotion bar handy for some TLC away from home.
  • Stay away from water-based lotions that evaporate too quickly to repair dry skin.
  • For very dry hands or feet, moisturize at bedtime and wear cotton gloves or socks to allow the cream time to sink in.

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