frndshpcptn said:The vaseline idea is good. I have horribly dry, itchy winter skin. Mostly on my legs. I have tried so much and nothing really works - not even Hydrocortisone Cream.
I may try the Vaseline idea - with leggings or something similar.
Bashful2 said:Cod liver oil! Yuk!!! I remember, as a child, I had to take that nasty tasting stuff every morning for some reason I still don't know. Does it still taste so bad? If so, I don't think I could do it even though I'm desperate for something to help my legs.
Tinijocaro said:We used Carlson's Lemon flavored Cod Lover Oil for DD. She called it her Lemon Oil and took it without compaint. It does hav a slightly fishy aftertaste but isn't bad. It's the olily texture that gets me, not the flavor.
Jackie
Tinijocaro said:I also use a crazy glue -like product called New Skin. It seals the cracks and allows them to heal.

Snowysmom said:For cracked heels and dry skin on the feet, I use the foot cream from Bath and Body Works called Shea it isn't so. It works great. No more dry cracked heels.

kaylajr said:My Great Grandma used to Pee on her hands
to prevent cracking
I however have never tried it
Oh my!
Actually, a lot of the dry skin formula lotions use urea. They say things like "contains 10% urea, which is a moisturiser and peeling agent", but guess where urea comes from?kaylajr said:My Great Grandma used to Pee on her hands
to prevent cracking
I however have never tried it
--------------------Conkozan said:Zim's Crack Creme! I swear by it http://www.drugstore.com/qxp79314_332828_sespider/zims/crack_creme_creamy_daytime_formula.htm
Actually your Great Grandmother is correct. The Urea in urine is a human protein that helps skin to heal. I use Eucerin with the green cap. It works great.kaylajr said:My Great Grandma used to Pee on her hands
to prevent cracking
I however have never tried it