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★★★★★ 5
Helped user with very dry skin
Scent: Fragrance Free, Size: 16 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)
No babies here, but I figured that if it was safe for babies it would be ok for me-and it was cheap too.
Surprisingly, while using this product, this Winter has been the best for my "seasonal, bleeding skin cracks" to my finger tips. I'm talking about the deep cracks that typically start at a fingernail corner and can take forever to heal. Typically I use 3-in-one antibiotic ointment, covered with bandaids, covered with protective first aid tape on at least one finger all Winter, and often need to resort to Superglue to keep some cracks closed-all with mixed results. A crack will heal over and crack open again whemn I stop protecting it with bandaids. This year I have had hardly any skin cracks on my hands. I
I've used many different types of waterless hand cleaners, foaming soaps, and several different hand wash and hand sanitizers, (some alcohol based, others not) before this one, all in an effort to avoid using soap and water as much as possible for cleaning-which dries my skin out even more. I still occasionally use the the grit-type of citrus waterless hand cleaners for automotive grime-nothing else works for some of that. As far as I can tell, this particular hand sanitizer is the only thing that I've changed this Winter in terms of hand care. (I seldom use much in the way of moisturizer or "invisible glove" type products.)
For reference, I have ALWAYS had extremely dry skin, and in addition to handling a lot of paper products over the years (formerly in the printing business) I now mainly work on a lot of medium and small repair projects, some where the need to wash my hands with strong cleaners and solvents to get various lubricants, paints, adhesives, rust and other residue off is a near-daily occurrence.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
