i get these these little finger cuts in cold weather,,what can i do to heal them?

Answer 1

The best way I have learned is to use lotion with Aloe. This will help to keep your fingers and hands moisturized to reduce cutting.

Answer 2

Wear gloves when outside in the cold. Until the cuts heal, apply Neosporin at night and sleep in warm soft gloves. Then try CornHusker's Lotion. Of course Vaseline is cheap and effective too.

Answer 3

St. Ives Intensive Healing Advanced Body Moisturizer is the best and cheapest I have found, I put it on three or four times a day and hands stay in great shape.

Answer 4

Neosporin or similar antibiotic ointment to heal the cuts, and use a heavy duty moisturizer every day to prevent the cuts in the future.

Answer 5

I also used to get small cracks in my skin during the Winter Monthes.
I bought something called BagBalm for the pads on my dogs paws and when applying it on the dog found that it was helping my cuts as well. It was originally used to treat cow's udders-(bags) but it's now sold in most larger stores like Wal Mart- it contains an antiseptic wich is great for keeping your cuts germ free.

Answer 6

i used to have a lot of finger cuts from the harsh weather,
but when i used vaseline intensive care,
it subsided the cuts.
it works for the whole body too!
use it everyday after taking a bath or shower.
it really works when your skin is still a little bit damp.
not too wet or damp!.
just a very, very, very, very little water in your body.
like a quick sprinkle from the rain.
trust me, it really works

Answer 7

Wear gloves when you go outside and rubber gloves when you wash dishes. Petroleum jelly (Vaseline) although greasy is an inexpensive effective way of curing the problem

Answer 8

Lots of lotion or hand cream. It comes from the dry winter air drying out your skin.

Answer 9

Vitamin E oil works for me for the same problem.

Answer 10

ALSO do a good multivitamin with minerals