Apply a decent hand moisturizer three times a day after washing your hands. Use body butter in winter and a mild non-greasy moisturizer in summer.
Hands should be pampered
Get a manicure monthly. Manicures clean, exfoliate, and massage hands. Hands are well-nourished.
wash your hands
Wash your hands with lukewarm water year-round. Hot and cold water injure skin. Normal dish soap dries out the skin and is abrasive.
Scrub
Scrub your hands weekly with a good exfoliant to remove dead skin. No time? DIY one. Mix a teaspoon of fine sugar, olive oil, and half a lime juice.
Massage
To absorb the moisturizer, massage your hands at night for five minutes. To protect severely tough hands overnight, combine your moisturizer with Vaseline.
Keep your hands safe
Wear rubber gloves while cleaning dishes, gardening, or doing any activity that involves chemicals, grease, or dirt.
Trim and file
Instead of seesawing, file your nails one way. Nail peeling can result from water getting between nail layers after a seesaw activity. Trim nails every two weeks or as needed.
You should paint your nails
Use a base layer when painting nails to avoid staining. Basecoats also prolong nail polish.
Keep your cuticles in good condition
Apply a few drops of glycerin to your hands night at least twice a week and wash with lukewarm water in the morning. Wake up with gentler hands.
Eat properly
Diet matters. To acquire strong nails and smooth hands, eat protein, vitamin B, and vitamin E.