"Hello babies. Welcome to Earth. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It's round and wet and crowded. On the outside, babies, you've got a hundred years here. There's only one rule that I know of, babies-"God damn it, you've got to be kind.”
Yes. Specifically an oil-based hand balm. Saves my skin from getting nasty in the winter. Also great on Little Kid's eczema. I'll use it on my legs when they're really dry, but not daily.
I’d like to, but I’m forgetful as fuck. I have been good about reminding the kids and helping them work it into their routine, and I’m doing better, but I still forget more days than I remember. :/
No, only in the winter. I have a thick Eucerin lotion that I have to use daily in December/January. The rest of the year, my Dove body wash is moisturizing enough.
Not in my current location but when I lived in Washington DC I had to lather it on constantly during the winter. Something about waiting outside in the cold for the bus and our ancient heating system did not agree with my skin.
Excluding face/hands/sunscreen - I put moisturizer on my body a few times a week in the winter.
Face cream is every day. Hand cream multiple times a day during the school year. I wash my hands frequently at work and my skin pays for it, but I am rarely sick! Sunscreen lotion daily and often multiple applications in the summer. I spend a lot of time outside.
I would like to add that I was a swimmer a long time. Which is murder on skin and hair.
I will never forget when a girl in the locker room after practice was like "you don't have to be all flaky and your knees all gray if you'd just use lotion." I don't remember if she said so in response to something I said or not, but it was revelatory to me. Even though I remember my mom using lotion. I think I thought it was for adults.
I walked my 12 year old self to the grocery store and spent my normally reserved for wet n' wild nailpolish and lip glosses cash from babysitting gigs on some Jergens. And Ultra Swim shampoo.
I have the driest skin. I have to put lotion on immediately after washing my hands or they feel like they’re cracking. I also hate touching things with that dry skin. I have lotion at every sink in the house, at my desk at work, and in my purse.
Post by starburst604 on Feb 2, 2024 6:43:06 GMT -5
Yes head to toe year round. I use a combo of Neutrogena sesame oil and lotion right after showering on my body. I would crack and fall apart if I didn’t. Face lotion morning and night, and aquaphor with socks on my feet a few times a week. Hand lotion every single time after handwashing.
I’m getting itchy from you people who don’t use lotion daily!
ETA I acknowledge that I probably need so much lotion of because I like my showers the approximate temperature of the sun.
Once in a while I might put some on my legs if they’re dry and I’ll put some on my feet after I give myself a pedicure, but on the rest of my body - never. I’m sure my skin is dry but I just don’t like the feel of lotion on my body.
Post by expectantsteelerfan on Feb 2, 2024 7:29:18 GMT -5
In the winter I use body lotion...I get itchy winter skin, so I use a Curel 'itch defense' body wash and 'after shower lotion' on my legs and stomach. I use hand lotion year round, but more in the winter (not sure if you were considering just hands 'body lotion' but I use CeraVe for my hands).
After I shower, I put it on my legs, arms, and face. In the winter, I'm apt to use hand cream throughout the day. And at night, I often use face lotion again.
I don't like lotion on my feet (though they could use it), and I don't usually bother with my torso unless I have a patch of dry skin.