Posted by IA Roy on March 23, 2016 at 20:24:58 from (72.168.160.66):
In Reply to: I can't stand these! posted by jayinny on March 23, 2016 at 18:39:25:
Neutrogena hand cream was recommended by Paul Harvey for many years as the choice of Norwegian Fishermen. I thought it was too expensive to try. My late wife used Udderly Smooth, came in a white jar with Holstein markings. She bought that at Farm And Fleet. When her feet cracked badly, I had to apply it nightly for her and then she put on a pair of ankle high socks to sleep in.I use Vaseline intensive care or the generic version from Wally, year round just before going to bed. A friend of mine always coated his hands liberally with Vaseline and then put on cotton work gloves when working with concrete. After he showed me that, I did the same thing. By the time the job was done, the Vaseline had disappeared and the hands were no dryer than before the job. Granted we probably never had more than a 3 truckload job. So many of them stink according to my nose. I dislike most Avon products, and don't like the smell of Udderly smooth.
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