Marcus_Ti

Or work in a humidity-controlled space...and get a whole-house humidifier installed. The later is probably cheaper than a couple years of skin and scent care, given the prices those folks charge.

specialmonkey

I recommend Nivea creme in a tin from the drug store. I hope the OP found something

ussprinceton

I use unscented Lubriderm lotion

fietsbob

petroleum jelly . it's cheap , sterilized packets of it from medical suppliers will cost more.

fixedweasel

I'm a nurse and we wash our hands, well, let's say.....A LOT within a 12 hour shift and the winter is absolutely brutal on our hands. That and working on bikes in my shop on my days off* offers my skin little relief. I've been using Bag Balm for years in the winter. If I am working 2 to 3 long shifts in a row, I use a thick layer at night with my hands either covered in a pair of socks or thin white gloves. It works well enough that I do not need it on my days off.


*degreaser/etc.