Handcream

flashy said:
thanx for that Dave, the cream came today and so far tonight (at work) my hands havent been stinging
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Margaret Pilkington said:
use it regularly Shaz and your hands will be as soft as a baby's bum.
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I too have ordered this product, I went for the two option, but choosing the free delivery option puts a couple of days on the product arriving, but as soon as it arrives my udders will be getting a coating.

I will be keeping an eye on my bum to see if this product can indeed reverse time.
 
Neil, they dont provide us with after work stuff, i dont mean to state the obvious but would i really be in need of paying what i paid for this nice handcream if the NHS provided it for their staff? :-)

Dave, i applied it to my hands that many times last night, i hope it works....one minute i had handcream on, next i was washing it off to deal with a patient, then back on again afterwards
 
Perhaps have a word with the union reps and get them to provide it then, after all its towards your health - if you are unable to use your hands because of all the processes you have to endure then you'll be off work etc.

BTW - did you notice the cow cream has urea (wee) in it :)
Are the NHS OK with you using cow wee on your hands before you see another patient?

Nivea has been tested and proven to be much better than expensive creams (saw it on a tv show).
 
I have used the Neutrogena Norwegian Formula......it didn't do for me at all.
It was greasy and made my hands very itchy.

Dave I didn't say that this cream would reverse the effects of time, on your BTM...anyway...I thought it was for your hands?

I have to admit that I use the Udderly smooth cream all over when I have a shower......well, all over the places I can actually reach:D.
 
Urea has healing properties and is many products aimed at healing cracked heels.
Why do you think service men were advised to pee on their feet when they had blisters......and why did grandma suggest putting wee on chilblains to make them better??
Well, because of the urea in the wee.

While this cream may look expensive, it really isn't because you need only a very small amount.

Nivea does not do for my skin either......I can use Dove cream for a short while(and Dove is one of the few hand creams that is recommended by dermatologists)...but then I have to change to something else or it stops working.
 
Nivea is useless for work, it reacts with the handgel we use, putting it on after using handgel it just leavea a sticky mess on your hands
 
Margaret Pilkington said:
I have used the Neutrogena Norwegian Formula......it didn't do for me at all.
It was greasy and made my hands very itchy.

Dave I didn't say that this cream would reverse the effects of time, on your BTM...anyway...I thought it was for your hands?

I have to admit that I use the Udderly smooth cream all over when I have a shower......well, all over the places I can actually reach:D.
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No, its not for my hands, and when the cream arrives I will be posting pictures on the "today" thread with the before, during, and after shots. Does it work for very wrinkly things ?
 
No.....it isn't a wrinkle remover cream Dave.
Just something that soothes very dry, sore skin.
And that works for me.
If you want something to eradicate your wrinkles, then Boots have brought out a new serum which is supposed to work.
I have earned my wrinkles and I'm keeping them:D
 
Margaret Pilkington said:
No.....it isn't a wrinkle remover cream Dave.
Just something that soothes very dry, sore skin.
And that works for me.
If you want something to eradicate your wrinkles, then Boots have brought out a new serum which is supposed to work.
I have earned my wrinkles and I'm keeping them:D
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I was just thinking of giving the wife a couple of coats that's all, I'm not buying her anything from Boots.
 
Hi Margaret P. Can you recommend a good anti wrinkle cream, Im having a bad day today, not at my best.
 

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Nothing at all that would solve that sort of problem Retlaw...i think even sandblasting would have a hard job on with that...past redemption I'm afraid.
 
davebtelford said:
Seems to be a bit of a tactic - over £10 you get free postage so they price it under £10 & rip you off for postage !!!
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I would have no problem at all in spending over ten quid on Amazon.
I rarely pay postage for anything on Amazon.

I don't know where you would get this cream at a cheaper price...and like Dave says buy two and you save on the postage.
 
flashy said:
Neil, they dont provide us with after work stuff, i dont mean to state the obvious but would i really be in need of paying what i paid for this nice handcream if the NHS provided it for their staff? :-)

Dave, i applied it to my hands that many times last night, i hope it works....one minute i had handcream on, next i was washing it off to deal with a patient, then back on again afterwards
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At my place the cream and stuff is on the wall in dispensers so I can use it at work but not at home. I have seen the wash stuff on the wards in hospitals but wondered if they provide any extra skin care in staff wash rooms.

It's ironic that somewhere that will treat workers for work related dermatitis don't do much to protect there own staff from it.
 
The cream has just arrived, so for the free delivery option it appears to be as fast, almost, as the paid for postage, ordered on the 15th delivered on the17th. Have to go now, off to give the wife a couple of coats.
 
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