Shereene Idriss recommends a lightweight body peel serum for rough skin on arms and legs, plus Working Hands by O'Keeffe's, a rich moisturizer for hands and feet sold at Home Depot. She shares a DIY hand mask trick using gloves.
Home Depot (also available on the brand's website).
Working Hands by O'Keeffe's.
Next necessaire. This is their body peel. It is a serum. It's a body serum. So if you're somebody who doesn't want to use a thick moisturizer on your body because you shower, you don't have the time or the bandwidth to allow for something to dry off. But you want smoother skin in the process. Body peel is a great one. It's a very lightweight serum that is also hydrating. But this is going to help smoothen your skin, especially if you have like chicken skin on the back of your arms or the side of your legs or even on your butt. Look no further than this particular product. And finally, I bought this from Home Depot, guys. But this is the dot com. If they're buying it and selling it at Home Depot, you know it works. But Working Hands by O Kees is a rich, thick moisturizer with like, restorative properties. And I put him on my hands. I even sometimes use this on my feet the same way I do a DIY foot mask. I'll do a DIY hand mask and instead of Saran Wrap, I'll use gloves.
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