Q&A for How to Have Super Soft Hands (Overnight Method)

No. The oil suggested is preferred for better results and softer/less irritated skin.

Yes it does. Olive oil and sugar makes a scrub that makes your hands soft. You don't even need to add honey.

Any kind should work. Once you find one that you like, use it.

No. This is a quick fix, but if you want to maintain soft hands, you have to care for them consistently. You should use lotion daily, and can do the method in the article once every 1-2 weeks as needed.

Dry skin can be rough from the dryness. Non-dry skin can also be rough, e.g., if the skin has not been exfoliated and there is a lot of dead skin (which is harder and less elastic than newer skin). The guidelines in this article address both of these things.

Twice a week should be enough. Just make sure that you leave it for at least 6 hours each time.

Either is fine, as long as it is coarse and grainy (avoid very fine sugars). Usually, white sugar is better in this respect.

Yes, it can. Your hands and feet are basically the same type of skin.

Almost any oil will help moisturize and soften, but high quality oils such as coconut, olive, and shea will be a lot better for you than, say, canola oil.

No, it is suitable your whole hand. The scrub can also be used on other parts of your body, with care to avoid sensitive areas.

It is a very good idea to use the gloves because otherwise the lotion might not soak into your hands completely and might rub all over your bedding.

I use Curél Ultra Healing, which can be found at stores such as Walmart and Target. It works fast and extremely well. Personally, I use it every night before bed and every morning when I wake up. It absorbs quickly and isn't greasy.

You need to exfoliate your skin at least once a week with scrubs. Applying aloe vera gel or vitamin E oil at night can help.

Dogs have a tendency to lick, and the ingredients could be very hard on their digestive systems.

Use the tips shown in the article. Even if you are a hardworking man, the results should be the same.

You have to exfoliate the skin first using a method such as olive oil and sugar. Rub it into your hands for around three minutes. Then you can put on your moisturizer and gloves. This is best done at night before going to bed. If it still won't help, keep repeating daily or every other day.

Yes you can as stated in the article. Just make sure that they are tight enough.

Absolutely. To make sure the hair on your hands is soft too, after washing your hands, apply a tiny bit of hair conditioner and rinse out. Moisturizer would work too.

You do not want to use these types of gloves because they will make your hands sweat instead of allowing them to breathe. This will not only make your hands smell, but it can cause the production of bacteria. Think of what happens when you keep your hands in water for too long.

No! Using Listerine will more likely dry them out and it not recommended. Use the article's method instead, or generously apply lotion throughout the day.

Yes! I'd recommend buying cotton gloves that are thinner so your hands won't get hot, but many hand models do this every night.

It could work, but olive oil (or melted coconut oil) is more promising. It doesn't hurt to try though. You can also use brown sugar.

It all depends on your hands. Some people like hyaluronic acid, others like aloe vera cream. Many hand models like Skin Food from Weleda.

Yes, as long as they are clean. It will have the same effect as gloves.

Try using bath gloves and moisturizing your hands more often, washing them thoroughly every day and wearing gloves as the article suggests; however, an exfoliate is an important part of removing the roughness from your hands.

You can, but the most effective way is with cotton gloves of good quality.

Yes. Make a paste of 3 parts baking powder to 1 part water, apply to your hands, then rinse off and moisturize.