Q&A for How to Get Soft Hands

Make sure you apply a moisturizer every time you wash your hands to keep them soft and prevent them from drying out.

Try using lukewarm water when you wash your hands since hot water can dry out your skin.

You could try common moisturizers, like Gold Bond. However, coconut oil and olive oil work very well too. They're also good for your nails.

Removing hair is purely up to you. If the hair bothers you, go for it, but the hair on hands is usually barely noticeable and few people remove it. If you want smooth hands, just follow the instructions in the article.

Moisturizing does help the skin age well and minimizes lines and wrinkles. It helps soften the hands no matter what age you are. But you have to keep doing it - you can't just do it when you're young and then stop and expect the effects to last.

Because lemon removes the moisture content of your hands and makes them dry and hard.

Yes, honey and sugar mixed together creates an exfoliator, which can help smoothen and soften hands.

Brown sugar is okay, but it's usually softer than white sugar, which makes it a little less effective as a scrub.

That varies, depending on your skin type and the kind of lotion you're using. Applying a thick, moisturizing body butter multiple times a day while hasten the softening process.

Egg yolk can be used for a shinier, glossier finish when washing one's hair, however it will not necessarily soften your hands at all.

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It depends on the oil. Sandalwood, olive, and coconut all work great on dry hands.

Yes, as dry hands tend to show wrinkles more. Keep in mind that aging is also a natural process, and cannot be stopped.

Yes, but it's not the most effective option.

Exfoliate with lemon juice. Mix a spoon of lemon juice with sugar and rub your hands vigorously for about ten minutes.

You can try it, sure. Different things work for different people. Cocoa butter is generally a decent moisturizer.

No. Alcohol dries out your hands horribly. Avoid applying alcohol to your skin at all costs.

Dry skin is probably the most common cause of roughness on the hands. Calluses can also be a cause, and these usually appear on someone's hands if they work with their hands a lot (building, repairs, etc.).

Definitely! Use mild or organic products marketed towards sensitive skin.

To get rid of wrinkles on the hands, exfoliate the skin using sugar and oil, apply an anti-aging mask to the hands, and hydrate the skin with an anti-aging moisturizer.

Yes, as long as it's a moisturizer and not the jelly kind. Moisturizing regularly is important, as it keeps your skin hydrated.

Yes, that would be completely fine. Nivea is a good quality lotion, and there's no reason you can't use body lotion on your hands.

Yes, it contains high levels of linoleic acid, such as sunflower oil and many vegetable oils are rich in antioxidants. However, make sure it is of good quality and that your hands aren't allergic or sensitive to any of the ingredients. Also keep in mind that using nothing but vegetable oil on your hands could get very messy if you don't have a few minutes to let it soak in. A good way to reap the benefits of vegetable oil on your skin could be to mix some of it with something more absorbent, such as shea butter or cocoa butter.