How to treat dry legs?

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  1. ripplemaker profile image75
    ripplemakerposted 13 years ago

    How to treat dry legs?

  2. Jessi10 profile image68
    Jessi10posted 13 years ago

    Im a representative for a company called Melaleuca, and I started buying a skin moisturizer from the store called: Renew.. IT IS A SKIN SAVER! I suffer from extremely dry skin. Sometimes, it hurts. So, this lotion is a life saver! They also offer this mealeleuca Oil, also for the skin.. Its GREAT!

  3. Smart is Good profile image60
    Smart is Goodposted 13 years ago

    First exfoliate.
    Mix a cup of sugar with moisturiser until you get a consistent paste. Rub it in your legs and then rinse with lukewarm water. Do this two times a week
    Then apply a thick moisturiser two times a day, after showering in the morning and before going to bed.
    Increase you water intake

  4. BeccaWood profile image77
    BeccaWoodposted 13 years ago

    Well, my legs have always had dry skin and I cannot stand lotion. Well I found out that shaving dried my legs out even more. So a little trick I like to use is to shave with baby oil. I don't know why it hasn't become so common, yet.

  5. ishwaryaa22 profile image89
    ishwaryaa22posted 13 years ago

    Aloe vera is a good treatment for dry legs. Aloe vera got multiple good benefits for  body-skin as it helps in curing any skin-related problem. I have dry legs and I apply aloe vera daily. Aloe vera soothes the legs-skin and eliminates dryness over a short period of time. Another useful solutions for the treatment of dry legs included (1) good-quality moisturiser or cold-cream - if applied on legs twice a day regularly will help a lot (my cousin-sister followed this remedy and it succeeded)  and (2) coconut oil - it may be greasy which would be uncomfortable but it work wonders on even on most driest legs - my aunt got extremely dry legs for years that often lead to itching and one day, she was advised to apply coconut oil on her legs and she did it everyday and thus dryness and itching disappeared totally from her legs!

  6. teaches12345 profile image70
    teaches12345posted 13 years ago

    I just read that coconut oil helps. You just rub a bit on your legs or heels.  Let sit for ten minutes and then wipe off.

  7. TheSkinCareLady profile image61
    TheSkinCareLadyposted 13 years ago

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  8. wiserworld profile image76
    wiserworldposted 13 years ago

    Fill your bathtub entirely with Vaseline and sit in it all weekend!

  9. profile image0
    Deborah Sextonposted 13 years ago

    Takes baths without putting oil in the water. Oil will block absorption of water,
    Wait until you are dried off, than moisturize.

    It's a good idea to use a pumice stone while in the water (about $2.00) this will exfoliate the dry skin and uncover the healthier skin .

 
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