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Old 10-14-2006, 07:08 AM #1
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Default GF "natural" hand lotion
We turned the heat on two days ago and my hands are now a wreck (like sandpaper with some excema)! They're begging for hand lotion, and my favorite, the only one that I've tried that really works, contains gluten! Any suggestions for a somewhat "natural" product (I'm trying to avoid animal products) that is gf and works?! Thanks!
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