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Very dry cracked hands, what is the best treatment for this. i have heard some chemicals in hand cream can cause cancer?
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Hydrate: do not overwash your hands avoid hot water use warm water then dry avoid alcohol and perfumed soap soaps like dove will not dry your skin avoid putting perfume and alcohols in your hands moisturize with quality moisturizers
Answered 5/15/2014
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