Do you experience dry and cracked hands from gardening?

Posted by Jocelyn - Queen of the Meadow on 6th Jun 2023

We have been working hard this spring getting our organic family garden started. Pulling weeds, gently laying seeds in rows, and watering are daily tasks to tend to our growing plants. Cultivating your own food is a passion with numerous benefits both for your physical and mental well-being; no pesticides or fertilizers, no transport, processing or packaging, and access to fresh, healthy, readily available produce.

The only downside to gardening is that it often results in cracked finger tips and dry hands. Soil strips away your skin's natural protective oils leading to dryness. Even though wearing gloves can protect your hands, it is not always enough to reverse the effects of gardening on hands and heal cracked finger tips, rough knuckles, and dry cuticles.

Gardening often leads to cracked finger tips, dry hands, and damaged cuticles. Click to find the solution.

Our Lotion Bar will heal cracked finger tips, dry hands, and damaged cuticles in as little as one day. Click for more information.

Applying our Lotion Bar regularly will heal your hands and keep them from drying out. Shea Butter, Sweet Almond Oil, and Safflower Oil deeply moisturize, hydrate, soothe, and replenish skin due to being rich in vitamins, anti-inflammatory, and lightweight. Beeswax seals in this moisture and provides a protective barrier from the environment. Calendula extract is known for wound healing of minor cuts and abrasions and Vitamin E nourishes and replenishes dry skin.

We suggest using our Lotion Bar directly after washing hands with a mild soap from gardening, in the morning, and before bed at night. If you use our Lotion Bar at least two to three times daily you will see results in as little as one day. Stock up now and always have a Lotion Bar ready for use!

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