Hands

 Hands: Our Most Precious 

 

Taking care of one of the major parts of the body that gets the most exposure and is also frequently the first to show signs of aging are our hands. Our hands have been most of the time in contact with various elements and exposure that certain proper care and protection are required most of the time to maintain their healthy look and beautiful.

Keep your hands looking their best by following these few guidelines:

    Apply lotion to your hands: To keep your hands from becoming dry and cracking, you must moisturize them. You can help your skin stay hydrated and nourished by using a moisturizer that contains natural ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, or glycerin. Vasilene can also be helpful.

 

    Hand exfoliation: Hand exfoliation can help get rid of dead skin cells and reveal skin that is softer and smoother. To gently exfoliate your hands, you can use a sugar or sea salt scrub or a baking soda and water mixture.
  

  Sun protection all the time for your hands: The hands have a thin, delicate skin that is more susceptible to sun damage than the entire body. When you plan to spend a lot of time outside, apply sunscreen to your hands with an SPF of at least 30.

    Put on gloves: Wearing gloves can help keep your hands from drying out and cracking from the elements. When doing dishes, or gardening, or working with any cleaning supplies, gloves can be worn.

    Maintain well your nails' health: Make sure thast to properly clean your nails on a regular basis and sure to keep them filed and trimmed. To keep the skin around your nails healthy and moisturized, apply a cuticle cream or oil.

    Rub your hands together: Massaging your hands can help reduce stress and tension as well as improve circulation. You can massage your hands with anyting like oil or lotion, or you can try a hand cream with an integrated rollerball applicator for an easy massage.

    Always remember to wash your hands: Always wash your hands and thoroughly dry them, especially between the fingers. This will assist in stopping the spread of bacteria and germs.

    Make the use of hand soap: In the event that you are unable to wash your hands at some place, be sure to keep a small bottle of hand sanitizer in your pocket or purse.

    Maintain regular nail care: Getting a manicure on a regular basis can help maintain your nails' health and appearance cause they have the ability to moisturize your cuticles very well and remove rough, dry skin.

    Take care of any signs of aging: On the hands, age spots are a common sign of aging. Yes you can get rid of them either with a chemical peel or laser treatment, or you can use a lightening cream or serum to make them look lighter.

    Give paraffin wax a try: A luxurious spa treatment using paraffin wax can help to moisturize and soften the skin on your hands. It helps alleviate arthritis-related hand pain and stiffness.

You can help keep your hands looking their best by following these tips. However, visiting a dermatologist if you have persistent issues like dry, cracked skin, age spots, or fungal infections.

Be mindful of your overall health and wellness in addition to the aforementioned guidelines. The health and appearance of your skin, including your hands, can all be improved by eating a well-balanced diet, staying hydrated, and getting enough sleep.

Also, try to avoid smoking, drinking too much alcohol, and other habits that can make your skin look older.
 

 What are some ways to moisturize your hands naturally?

Without the use of harsh chemicals or artificial ingredients, there are a few natural ways to moisturize your hands. Some  include:

    Coconut oil: The skin can be nourished and hydrated with coconut oil as its a natural moisturizer. Just simply massage a small amount of coconut oil into your hands, concentrating on any rough or dry areas.

    Shea butter: Another natural moisturizer that can soften and soothe dry hands is the shea butter. Massage a small amount of shea butter into your hands, paying close attention to your nails and cuticles.

    Aloe vera: Aloe vera has hydrating and mending properties that can assist with relieving dry, disturbed skin. Massage a small amount of aloe vera gel into the skin with your hands to allow it to absorb.

    Oatmeal: Oatmeal is another natural exfoliant that can help in removing of dead skin cells and encourage the development of new ones. Make a paste at home by combining a small amount of oatmeal with warm water. Rub the paste into your hands for a few minutes before rinsing it off.

    Honey: Honey is a natural humectant that can also helpin skin hydration and moisturization. Massage a small amount of honey into your hands. Let it sit for a few minutes before rinsing.

    Olive oil: Olive oil is also natural moisturizer that can soften and alleviate dry hands. Massage a small amount of olive oil into your hands, concentrating on any rough or dry areas.

 

Our hands are not only one of the most visible but also they have been one of the most beautiful part of our bodies. Where ever you go, your hands are the first impresionn to anyone that looks at you first. If you want to look young and polished, it's important to keep your hands healthy and beautiful.

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