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Try the hand creme (its called Helping Hand) from Lavish. I swear by their products-- they have brought such relief to my skin. It should stop the cracks for sure and soothe the pain from the dryness. Look at it online www.lavishproducts.com
Hope your skin feels better soon and try to resist washing unless you absolutely have to.

Try pure shea butter, you can find it online. My skin has benefited greatly since I have been using it.

Thanks for the advice! I will give them a try.

There are many good Moisturizing skin products on the market.. I just tried Aveeno lotion which contains menthol and targets extra dry and itchy skin... It has been working pretty well for me. So if you need a reasonable priced good lotion, that would be my recommendation. Hope your hands get better soon.

i'll put my 2 cents in. Cetphil cream in the 1 lb tub is the best i've found. Avoid lotions with scents because the scent means alcohol...which doesn't make sense if u are trying to moisturize!

TriCeram from Osmotics is an amazing product. On the back of the bottle it says for eczema and other skin conditions. Check it out.
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Also, try to wear cotton hand gloves at night

I use rubber gloves in the winder, my Eczema started on the palms of my hands but went away over two years ago and now only have it in my ears.