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May 31 2016 11:27pm
Quote (MANGOkushLOVER @ Jun 1 2016 12:15am)
bro, get yourself some of that plant that people say causes madness, you know the one with 3 5 or 7 and some times other odd #'s, and get the extracted oil, best if extracted into coconut oil in a diluted form to stretch is further(High concentration is not ness). Rub that on your hands before you go to sleep and wrap them with gauze for 2 weeks. Your skin condition will go away all together.




Even better...

All natural too. Whale blubber. :D
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May 31 2016 11:37pm
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I would avoid that for the parabens and aluminum.

I double checked the ingredients to not find aluminum, unlike what devilangel commented as the top review, so it's not too bad. :mellow:
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May 31 2016 11:39pm
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I double checked the ingredients to not find aluminum, unlike what devilangel commented as the top review, so it's not too bad. :mellow:




I used to use it in construction, all the time.

I accidentally found out that it keeps you from peeling, after sunburn. Best part, just keep rubbing it into skin, and no greasy residue.
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May 31 2016 11:44pm
Quote (Ghot @ May 31 2016 11:39pm)
I used to use it in construction, all the time.

I accidentally found out that it keeps you from peeling, after sunburn. Best part, just keep rubbing it into skin, and no greasy residue.

Aloe vera is good for burns.

edit:
" It revealed the aloe vera gel treated lesion healed faster than the vaseline gauze area."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7561562

This post was edited by L4d on Jun 1 2016 12:09am
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Jun 1 2016 12:52am
Quote (Ghot @ Jun 1 2016 12:27am)
Even better...

All natural too. Whale blubber. :D



lol

Im not a holistic kind of guy by any means, I just know that we have had a symbiotic relationship with a certain plant for longer than recorded human history plus some. I don't pride myself in the natural aspect of things. I do have plenty of knowledge that has been handed down to me from our plant friends but translating it to other humans is very difficult. I have used this plant for almost 20 years and its not even The Supreme. I will hold my opinions to myself because I see this type of information makes people nervous and casts serious shadows of doubt in others existence. This is not directed at Ghot, just the lol part. I did learn something though, and that something is just keeping my mouth shut or fingers bound in this situation. I was sincere with what I posted and apologize for coming into your realm and thinking I know anything. I will just read and enjoy the post without engaging and being laughed out of existence. LOL on the whale blubber part, it did make me laugh and think about how to approach these situations in a more loving caring manner. TY
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Jun 1 2016 02:16am
I dislike those who spread stigma/propaganda related to certain things, so thank you MANGOkushLOVER for refuting them!
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Yeah, I was kidding about the whale blubber. :)

Vaseline Intensive Care (VIC), though, really works wonders. It's NOT like Vaseline, despite the name. I'm sure it's from the same company, but vaseline, by itself, stays greasy... VIC does not.
I was truly amazed by VIC.

Just so ya all don't think I work for DOW Chemical or some shyt...my soap has Aloe in it. :)

Trust me folks; for skin dried to the point where it cracks; and I have been there...VIC will work wonders, and not leave greasy residue all over everything.
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Jun 1 2016 06:56am
I knew I could count on you Americans and your wealth of "how do I fix myself for cheap" knowledge!

I've been using Mens Vaseline lotion for a few days now before bed and it kind of works, but as soon as I wash my hands the next day or work with my tools, cable, drywall or anything they just get worse again.

I don't want to use the stuff at work cause my hands are always oily from armored cable or just filthy from dust and drywall. Plus I'd rather not get my tools greasy.
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Jun 1 2016 10:47am
What the fuck is mango talking about
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Quote (AbDuCt @ Jun 1 2016 04:56am)
I knew I could count on you Americans and your wealth of "how do I fix myself for cheap" knowledge!

I've been using Mens Vaseline lotion for a few days now before bed and it kind of works, but as soon as I wash my hands the next day or work with my tools, cable, drywall or anything they just get worse again.

I don't want to use the stuff at work cause my hands are always oily from armored cable or just filthy from dust and drywall. Plus I'd rather not get my tools greasy.


Rub your hands in mineral oil, then wipe them off.
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