Ideally get a moisturiser that is cream or oil based.
For lips and between the fingers, vaseline is excellent at moisturising, then keeping the moisture in.
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A moisturiser is what you need - personally I like diprobase, you can safely apply as much as you want to and it's not that oily, it soaks into the skin nice and quickly without leaving any horrible residue.
I actually use this all year round because I'm prone to getting bad eczema - so if it does the job on my awful skin, it should help with yours!
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You should use some kind of moisturizing hand lotion.
There are a lot of brands, and I don't really have a preference.
I like to make sure I get an unscented version, since most moisturizers are market towards women and have floral aromas.
Put it on your skin once or twice a day, and the dry cracking should go away.
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I specifically have problems with splits on the finger tips and found the following helped a lot; Grow your fingernails
longer-
I used to cut mine very short, this makes a big difference.
Use skin cream such as Neutrogena "Norwegian Fishermans Formula".
Every time your fingertips feel harder than normal, apply.
This will be something like every hour or two in dry weather (ie; heating season).
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Best.
Thing.
Ever.
This emollient is moisturizing without being greasy, has a clean, fresh, smell and lasts for a long time between applications.
The small, thin tin fits easily in a pocket.
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So every winter working in the dry cold, my skin, on my hands and feet, cracks. Particularly between my fingers and toes. What can I do to prevent this?
How to prevent skin cracks?
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You should use a moisturizer, such as diprobase or Neutrogena "Norwegian Fishermans Formula". Vaseline is a good option for lips and between the fingers. Unscented options are available. Diprobase, Neutrogena, vaseline and other unscented moisturisers work well.
Moisturisers such as Diprobase, Neutrogena work well. Vaseline and unscented moisturisers work well.