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If you couldn’t tell from the background in the above photo, I’m in the middle of renovations. Actually, it’s the genius combination (there is a lot of sarcasm behind the word genius) of renovations while moving at the same time. I’m tired, my house is a mess, my hands are beat up; it’s the perfect time to try Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream.
OUR LATEST VIDEOSWe take our hands for granted, they do a lot. Cooking, touching, cleaning are some of actions your hands go through daily. My new home is very dry, I can’t moisturize enough. The dryness in the air plus the abuse I have been putting my hands through have really taken it’s toll.
Here are a few ways my hands have taken one for the team:
- Moving – tight spaces and big furniture, my hands have been crushed a few times in the past two weeks.
- Cleaning – every chemical under my sink has been introduced to my hands.
- Painting – I don’t wear gloves, and I’m a messy painter. The combination means me scrubbing my hands until they’re raw.
The worst thing I have done to my hands in the past two weeks is TSP. The air being dry plus the use of TSP really did a number on my already sensitive hands. They’re dry, cracked, sore and a little scaley. The TSP took my gel nails off so I cringe at what it did to my skin.
Enter Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream
Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Fragrance Free Hand Cream is dermatologist tested and great for sensitive skin (like mine). I found that it offered instant relief and my hands stayed moisturized and soft all day.
My favorite feature of the Neutrogena Norwegian Formula? A little goes a long way. All you need is a dab and it moisturizes both hands easily, which means that the tube lasts a long time (with the tube being only $6.99 that is a huge bargain).I’m relieved that my hands are making a recovery.
I’m relieved that my hands are making a recovery, I’ll continue to use the hand cream to rehab my hands and prevent dry, chapped skin.
Giveaway
I’m excited to hand off a tube of Neutrogena Norwegian Formula Hand Cream to one of my Canadian readers to try. Enter below on the Giveaway Tools form (if it doesn’t load click the link).
This post has been sponsored by Neutrogena via Blog Meets Brand. All opinions are my own.
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washing dishes, and just being outside in the cold, make my hands dry, red and sore.
I agree.
It’s a toss up between doing dishes and washing my hands so much during the day. My hands are always so very dry!
Washing Dishes is really hard on my hands
Just washing my hands everyday in hot water does a number on them.
Washing dishes is about the hardest on my hands
I do a lot of carpentry and it is hard on my hands.
I would have to say washing dishes and being in the cold/wind weather
The harshest activity to my hands would have to be gardening and outdoor tasks.
Would be cleaning..especially Spring cleaning inside and outside!
washing dishes etc. I’ve never had a dishwasher so I have to wash everything by hand and its really hard on my hands. They are often dry and cracked especially on my finger tips.
Cleaning the house is the harshest thing my hands do. I have started wearing gloves when I’m cleaning but they’re hot and uncomfortable.
For me it is gardening!! I find even with gloves they get wreaked 🙁
For me it is cleaning the bathrooms.
I work in a bakery so I’m constantly washing my hands all day which in return leaves them very dry at the end of the day.
Washing the dishes and hand washing my delicate clothes seem to really do a number on my hands.
The hardest thing for my hands is keeping them clean while caring for a toddler and a newborn. I am constantly washing my hands to get rid of germs, food, marker, paint or other stuff.
Washing the dishes is the harshest.
I would say shovelling snow is harsh on the hands
I would have to say scrubbing sinks/tubs/walls with cleanser.
Washing the dishes and being in the cold weather
I wash my hands a lot, so that’s the toughest thing they go through. It makes them so dry.
I am the house dish washer and with doing it several times daily I have noticed a change in the way my hands look! They need help!
Cleaning the house,anf always being in water,is hard on the hands!
Washing the dishes and cleaning the washrooms…
Washing the dishes and cleaning the washrooms…
We don’t have a dishwasher so I wash a lot of dishes each day.
I work in healthcare so we are constantly changing gloves and washing our hands.
My hands are in dishwater a lot and them dries them out!
Cleaning house wrecks my hands! I use bleach on almost everything!
mine would be cleaning in general with cleaners
The dishes leave my hands really dry 🙁