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Sick of dry, cracked cuticles in winter? Constant moisturizing with no lasting effect? You're not alone. Dry skin and hands need a solution! Introducing a game-changing cuticle treatment for soft, healthy hands this winter. No more roughness or irritation!
Honey is the Hero of this Cuticle Treatment
Damaged cuticles can lead to painful nicks and even infections of the nail bed
Your hands are constantly busy! Without realizing it, you pick up and transfer bacteria through touch thousands of times a day. Damaged cuticles and cracked skin are breeding-grounds for bacteria. Exposure to dirt may cause a mild infection.
Nourishing your hands and cuticles reduces the chance of developing hangnails and cracks in the skin.
For starters, use any combination of our scrubs and butter to cleanse, exfoliate and moisturize hands on a daily basis. In doing this, your hands will be softer and able to take on the elements. If you're experiencing dry, irritated cuticles try this extensive cuticle treatment for more aggressive treatment.
How to Make Cuticle Treatment
You'll need to gather the ingredients you need to treat damaged cuticles. The good news is most of these ingredients are already in your fridge and pantry.
- Bee Inspired Honey
- Coconut Oil at room temperature works best, or use an equal amount of olive or almond oil
- Avocado
- Aloe Vera Gel
- Lavender or your favorite gentle essential oil
Mix all of the ingredients together in a glass bowl until smooth and apply. It'll look like you've applied guacamole to your hands. You may use this treatment on the whole hand, the face, knees or any area that you are experiencing dryness.
Place the solid oil into a metal measuring cup and place it in a warm oven or in a pot of warm water and allow it to soften. The honey and lavender oil provide the skin an antibacterial agent.
Coconut oil, avocado, aloe vera gel, and honey provide moisture that repairs damaged skin while delivering essential vitamins and nutrients. Whisk all ingredients together in a small bowl until well blended.
Apply generously to the cuticles, nails, and hands, allowing them to sit on the skin for five to ten minutes. When your skin feels moisturized, rinse the mixture off with warm water and a damp washcloth before patting dry with a towel. Finish off your hand treatment with a coating of your favorite body butter to lock in the moisture, and you're good to go!
If you don't have essential oil, no worries! It won't affect the treatment's effectiveness. You can also use other soothing oils, such as geranium bourbon or sweet orange. Remember, never apply undiluted essential oils to your skin, and just add a few drops to any DIY treatment.
On treatments with honey
While we cannot provide medical advice, we can offer tips on treating cuticles with honey. Remember to wash your hands often, moisturize to protect your skin, and seek medical attention if you experience irritation or infection. Regular manicures can also be beneficial, especially if you work with your hands frequently.
