Poll posted by BR Natalie
As Nanna Barbara would say; prevention is better than cure. Now she applied this to all areas of life, from not getting drunk to prevent a hangover, to taking your Vitamin C to prevent a cold. She also installed the importance of moisturising to prevent nasty cracks and splits.
You've probably noticed your skin is more prone to dryness and flaking in the colder weather. The colder weather is also probably making any really persistant areas of dryness quite uncomfortable, if not sore. I know if I don't religiously apply handcream throughout Winter my hands not only become incredibly dry, as the skin seems to harden, it splits. In between my fingers and around my nails. And it hurts! For some people, it's their feet that cause the most discomfort, for others areas like their elbows and knees become prone to dry, scaly and cracked skin.
So let's say you didn't follow Nanna Bab's advice and slather on the moisturiser. How can you make those sore spots more comfortable and prevent them reoccuring?
Simple - you need a good barrier cream!
We're putting Moanui Skin Repairer to the test. This emu oil all-purpose hand and skin cream is suitable for anyone with dry, scaly, cracked or damaged skin. It moisturises and protects the skin, forming a protective barrier to prevent repetitive damage while the reparative properties of the oil assists the healing of minor cuts, scratches and abrasions to help repair.
It has silicon to provide extra protection and can be used on any part of the body that needs an intense moisture and protective cream. Feedback from satisfied customers has been overwhelming. It not only acts as a superb hand cream, it actually repairs cracked and bleeding skin on heels and hands.
- Repair cracked hands and heels
- Barrier function
- Moisturise
- Protect
- Heal minor cuts
If this sounds like something you'd like to trial, why not tell us why below - we might just send you one!
This sounds really good. My heals are so bad that they catch on my nylons! I've tried so many things, but none of them have been super-successful... maybe I need some emu oil :)