I am constantly washing my hands. When my daughters were born I became a hand sanitizer fan, which helped keep my hands from becoming too dry. Still, there are many times when only soap and water will work. For example, when I'm cleaning up after the girls use the bathroom. Also when I'm at my part-time retail job I handle a lot money. The only thing that's going to get my hands clean is soap and water. Now that winter is approaching I'm doomed to have dry, chapped hands. Or am I?
Recently 21st Century Formulations asked me to try Skin MD Natural. Unlike typical moisturizers, this is a shielding lotion. Basically as Skin MD Natural is absorbed into your skin, it turns the top layer into a hydrating, invisible shield. The goal is to coax your skin to moisturize itself.
When my complimentary bottle arrived I was a tad skeptical. A four-ounce bottle is a "full size bottle?" Believe it or not, a little bit goes a long way. When used correctly, this bottle should last 1-2 months. Considering how fast I go through some of my other lotions, I would say this is a steal.
I've used just a small amount for the last three days and I'm already noticing a difference. My hands don't feel dry. I had some dry patches on my knuckles when I started using the product. They immediately cleared up. When I wash my hands I notice a difference. Skin MD Natural doesn't slide off my skin they way some traditional lotions do. My hands still feel soft after a washing. Testimonials credit this product for helping with eczema, psoriasis and other skin ailments. According to 21st Century Formulations, some parents are using the lotion as a true "shield" for their child's hands to protect them from the various chemicals and irritants our hands encounter on a regular basis. But it's not just for hands. Skin MD Natural can also be used on your face or body.
Some added bonuses: There is also a Skin MD Natural with sunscreen. Plus, the products are not tested on animals and are dermatology tested, hypoallergenic, fragrance free and colorant free.
Here's the fun part. One lucky Buried in Laundry reader will win a bottle of Skin MD Natural. For your chance to win, simply leave a comment telling me your dry skin woes. You MUST include a valid email address in any comments you leave.
For additional entries: (leave a separate comment for each entry)
- Become a follower of Buried in Laundry or let me know if you already follow
- Blog about this contest and include a link back to this post and a link to Skin MD Natural
11 comments:
OK, I don't normally jump in for freebies, but this interests me. I have naturally curly hair and my family, at least my mother, sister, daughter and I all have a condition that look like unsightly red bumps on our arms - that's our ingrown curly hair and dry skin making an ugly ugly surface.
I routinely go through tons of lotion with minimal results, and with effectively no good results on my hands. (I'm also a frequent hand-washer). I'd love to win.
You've already heard me complain about my dry hands. Skin Food worked for a while, but the chapped-to-bleeding section between the ring and pinkie knuckles on my right hand, the one I got in the NICU, keeps coming back.
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By the way, I follow your blog, but not on Twitter (I don't know anything about using Twitter).
my skin woe would definitely be dry skin...being up north and in the cold does not help! thank you thank you for the chance :)
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i follow your blog, and also so kind of you to gift to us on your birthday!!
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I would so LOVE something for my hands....seriously, they look 10 years older than I really am. This is the time of year that they really start to get yucky. Dishes, and diapers and cleaning....OH MY!!!!!
I follow your blog!!!! :)
Due to some issues with posting, Becky had to remove a few posts. In order to avoid confusion I want to make sure everyone knows their assigned numbers before the drawing.
1. Stephanie B
2. Sadia
3. Sadia
4. Stephanie B.
5. Abigail
6. Abigail
7. Becky
8. Becky
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