Reddit mentions of Glysolid Glycerin Skin Cream - Thick, Smooth, and Silky - Trusted Formula for Hands, Feet and Body 3.38 fl oz (100ml Jar)
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Glysolid Glycerin Skin Cream - Thick, Smooth, and Silky - Trusted Formula for Hands, Feet and Body 3.38 fl oz (100ml Jar). Here are the top ones.
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Skin softening hand and body cream made from an advanced European formula for softening your dry, troubled spots: hands, feet, elbows, heels and knees.This thick, smooth skin cream, which combines allantoin with a high glycerin content, greatly improves the look and feel of skin in just one application. Adds a light protective film, locking in your skin's natural oils and moisture.Glycerine for skin helps cells reach full maturation and prevents early shedding associated with skin disorders like psoriasis. Allantoin is a natural, plant-derived cosmetic ingredient to soften and smooth skin.Made without mineral oils, parabens, petroleum and cheap fillers. Glysolid does not contain perfumes, coloring or preservatives so it works well with all skin types. Vegan.Glysolid has been a favorite skin care product in Europe for over 70 years.
Specs:
| Height | 0.98 Inches |
| Length | 3.54 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 3.38 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.15 Pounds |
| Width | 3.54 Inches |
Here are two products that might fit the bill.
Skintifique Hydrating Gel Plus . It forms a film on your face and isn't goopy or tacky like Vaseline. I like it a lot and use it on top of my regular moisturizer and sunscreen. It's very waterproof/sweat proof. The downside is it's pretty expensive.
Glysolid is another one that could work. It's not as waterproof as the Skintifique and it feels a little stickier but it does basically the same thing. I also find it to be more hydrating than the Skintifique. I use it as an occlusive at night and my skin loves it. It's also very cheap!
Hope these recs help!
I have this too! I have vitamin e for my other scar but I hadn't thought of using it on my hands. Probably will at night since I wash my hands a lot during the day.
Edit: I sometimes use Glysolid during the day. It was a recommendation from this sub to help healing cuticle skin and I found that if I'm consistent in putting it on in the morning, I'm less likely to pick. It does seem to help the healing some, but I haven't been consistent enough with it to really say. According to their website:
> It forms a light "Shield" on your skin that protects from dehydration, and calms and soothes irritated skin. More than that, it effectively stimulates cell regeneration. Its ingredients promote the healing of small injuries, nicks and cuts.