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Prevent Dry and Cracked Hands This Fall!

Goodbye To Dry Hands Forever!

The colder fall temperatures dry out everything, but one of the worst and most impactful areas of your body where you’ll feel this dryness is on your hands. And this dryness is not simply something that goes away. In fact, the effects of chapped hands can be severely painful, debilitating, and worsen as the temperature continues to drop.

And dry hands truly does affect everyone. The temperature drop, environmental influences, and resulting skin problems is common and can be irritating for all skin types, leaving your skin in dire need of moisture that’s hard to come by during the colder fall season and even colder winter months. (1)

But you don’t have to worry anymore, as the problems of dry skin during fall can now be a thing of the past, as new guidance and ALL-NATURAL HAND CREAM will ensure your skin is HYDRATED and UNAFFECTED by the seasonal problems that fall causes to your hands.

In this blog we talk about how to PREVENT DRY HANDS this fall, and how you can enjoy SMOOTH and HEALTHY skin all fall long!

 

FALL DRYNESS

 

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Though some people think dry hands is solely a winter problem, many people are beginning to feel their hands beginning to dry right now – in fall. And though these problems do worsen in the winter, right now is the time to prepare to keep your supple summer skin from chapping and becoming dry and cracked.

The simple truth is that a lack of moisture in your skin will cause dry and chapped hands. This can be caused by many common fall influences, including changes in humidity and the rise of indoor heating that becomes more common in fall. Unfortunately, these catalysts are impossible to avoid, which is why you need to PREPARE your skin today to fight them. (2)

Cooler fall weather also dries your skin because of the inflammation that results from skin damage. This leads to swelling and flaking, which can actually cause some people to confuse dry skin with other skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema, which are skin conditions that relate to your immune system, leading to misdiagnoses and other dangerous solutions to problems you may not have. (3)

 

QUICK TIP: Cracked hands can actually form on top of eczema. Relieve the eczema that can cripple your hands today by using GARNER’S GARDEN 100% ALL-NATURAL ADULT ECZEMA PACKAGE!  (4)

 

Another problem in the fall that can lead to dry skin is the increase in the amount of times you clean your hands. People clean their hands even more during the fall months to fight the spread of the flu, cold, and COVID-19, and as more and more people get sick. Unfortunately, water and harsh soaps are known to remove your natural oils from your skin.

 

Many people experience dry and chapped hands as a result of increased hand washing in fall. To protect your skin AND prevent the spread of germs, wash with GARNER'S GARDEN 100% ALL-NATURAL ORGANIC HAND SOAP today!

 

Even more specifically, over-the-counter antibacterial cleansers and soaps with scents can irritate your skin and harm your skin’s natural barrier. The damage caused by these cleansers and soaps can be so debilitating that it’s actually recommended you wear gloves and avoid lengthy washes just to protect and preserve your skin. (5)

Colder weather also leads people to use hotter water when washing. This can also add to the dehydration of your skin, leading to a loss in your natural oils and the need for an ALL-NATURAL HAND CREAM to keep your skin cells nourished and healthy. This is even more important as the months go on, and the weather grows colder. (6)

 

To protect and strengthen your hands this fall, check out Garner's Garden 100% All-Natural Organic Hand Cream, which is light on your skin, but provides necessary moisture with all-natural ingredients and shea butter your skin needs!

 

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THE SCIENCE OF DRYNESS

 

There is actually a science as to why cooler fall weather and the contrasting use of heat dries out your hands. This is because hot water evaporates quickly, which adversely harms your skin barrier and causes significant moisture loss. It also damages your natural lipid barrier, which worsens with repeated hot-water washes.

Another overlooked part of trying to prevent the spread of fall illnesses is the use of over-the-counter hand sanitizers. These are debilitating to your skin with increased use in fall, as the ingredients in them often damage your skin’s natural barrier and kill your good bacteria too, which adversely affects your overall health. (7)

 

Allowing dry skin to worsen can lead to potential infections and health complications requiring antibiotics and a doctor's care. Prevent dry skin from getting worse by using GARNER'S GARDEN 100% ALL-NATURAL ORGANIC HAND CREAMS before it's too late!

 

But it’s not all bad news. In fact, healthy ALL-NATURAL HAND CREAMS hydrate, soften, and remedy skin damage on your hands. Consistent application will help prevent the worst-case scenarios that can come as a result of hand splitting and infection, including the drastic effects of dry hands that may require antibiotics to recover from. (8)

 

QUICK TIP: Using gentle, mild soaps can help prevent chapped hands before they become worse. Protect your hands when you wash by using Garner's Garden 100% All-Natural Organic Hand Soap, and enjoy cleaner and smoother hands today! (9)

 

Another often overlooked area of your hands that can suffer as a result of dry skin is your fingertips. These exposed areas of your hands can dry out quickly, and is one of the reasons why it’s recommended that you MOISTURIZE your skin each time you wash your hands. That’s right – to avoid severely cracked skin, it’s a good idea to MOISTURIZE each time you wash.

Doing this will help prevent dry skin on your hands, which would then prevent those unwanted fissures in your skin that can lead to both short term and long term skin problems you don’t want. In fact, some people who don’t take the precautions before dry skin worsens actually use superglue to seal the cracks in their hands. Instead, just use ALL-NATURAL HAND CREAM, and enjoy smoother skin without the need of glue and other unnatural solutions. (10)

It’s also important to be careful of your kid’s hands, as dry skin and cracks in sensitive children’s hands can lead to rough skin that further deteriorates with thumb sucking and time spent outdoors. It’s also important that you don’t over-wash your children’s hands with dangerous over-the-counter products that can harm your child’s skin worse. (11)

 

For best results, wash your hands with Garner's Garden 100% All-Natural Organic Hand Soap, then use our 100% All-Natural Organic Hand Cream! Our All-Natural Organic Hand Soap contains a natural blend of essential oils and organic ingredients that is gentle on sensitive skin!

 

 

 

 

 

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Sources:
  1. https://www.healthline.com/health/dry-hands
  2. https://www.webmd.com/beauty/features/prevent-soothe-chapped-winter-hands
  3. https://www.today.com/health/chapped-winter-hands-it-dry-skin-or-something-else-t208822
  4. https://dermskinhealth.com/cracks-fissures-eczema-and-your-hands/
  5. https://www.rush.edu/news/5-tips-keep-hands-drying-and-cracking
  6. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/ask-a-health-expert/my-hands-get-dry-and-crack-in-the-winter-any-advice/article4252007/
  7. https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articles/dry-hands
  8. https://www.wellandgood.com/dry-cracked-hands/
  9. https://www.mountsinai.org/health-library/special-topic/chapped-hands
  10. https://www.dermatologyconsultants.com/can-fingertips-crack-bleed-winter/
  11. https://www.westernwakepediatrics.com/Cracked-Or-Dry-Skin
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