Dermatologist Shereene Idriss washes her hands constantly between patients and recommends O'Keeffe's Working Hands moisturizer. Apply a small amount at night, wear a glove for 15 to 20 minutes or overnight, and wake up with softer hands.
Good morning you little skin obsessed nerds out there. So I have a tip for you guys. I am a dermatologist. I wash my hands every single day between patients, probably 20 times, if not more times a day using Purell or any sort of hand sanitizer. And I love this diaphragm o' Keeffe Working Hands. It is one of the best moisturizers out there. As you can see. A little bit is super thick and you don't need too much. But a nice tip is to put it on your hands at night and to put a glove on and to let it sit. And you have your own homemade hand mask. Do this for like 15, 20 minutes every night at the end of the day. And you can even sleep with them if you don't mind. And you will wake up with baby hands.
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