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  1. Try Nurses Glove deep moisturizer balm. It's great! I used to have terrible hands as well and it healed my hands in less than 2 weeks and it's not greasy. It's 100% natural. I use it for minor burns too and my husband discovered that it works wonders in psoriasis... the best I have tried... Good luck
  2. You can buy Nurses Glove deep moisturizer balm online. I just ordered some through www.nursesglove.info, but it is also available in other nurses' sites. You should check out the site. It has some cool info about skin and chemical lotions. Good luck.
  3. I use a natural wax called Nurses' Glove Moisturizing Balm. Apparently, the formula was created by a nurse with the same problem. This wax/balm is great because it really heals dry hands fast and forms like a film to protect hands from handwashing. It doesn't feel greasy and has a mild clean smell. I love it and since I started using it,I never had dry hands again. Unfortunately, we nurses are exposed to so many chemicals that it is scary what they do to our hands. I recommend Nurses Glove Balm blindfolded. It's the best cream I have used... I have tried severaL! Good luck!
  4. Nurses glove balm is natural and heals the hands. I love it! It leaves like a barrier that protects your from handwashing. I had the same problem and in a matter of 2 weeks my hands were completely healed...

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