I love it. It is helping so much. My hands may be getting pretty ugly but I will have the softest hands in OK! :o)

Thanks.
Possi

Wendy, go get you one. It is so worth it. I didn't get one of the professional ones. Even the clerk told me I didn't need one that is going to be used all day long. Mine was about $67.00 including the paraffin but I am going to buy one more pound of paraffin. It has already been worth every cent.

I am so sorry you are hurting. We are about the same place with the Pred. It is the pits cutting it down isn't it.

Hugs.
Possi

Yes, I love it. I have peach/Mango mixture in mine. It smells so wonderful and my hands are so soft. They may hurt and be very crooked but they are soft and fragrant. :o)

Possi

Thanks Sue. I appreciate your encouragement about it. I am so glad I have it.

Possi

I am wishing right along with you dear friend.
Hugs.
Possi

peach / mango sounds wonderful! and yes, forgot about how soft it makes the skin. for me, the skin on my hands isn't usually too bad, between all the lotions and oils i have. but my feet get very dry in the winter and i agree, the wax is helpful in this way too.

yes, I have a Dr. Scholl's paraffin bath from Walkmart (like $30) and I LOOOOOOOOVE it . . . I put cranberry and vanilla scent in mine. And I put grapeseed oil on before I dip my hands and feet . . . soooooo nice . . ..
I feel you on the hair thing, Wendy . . . I used to braid my hair . . . *sigh* . . . now I just brush it lol. I'm not cutting it short though! I refuse to. My mom kept my hair cropped boy-short my whole childhood and never pierced my ears and never let me wear skirts or pink (my mom has some serious repressed issues that we're still working on) and I refuse to cut my hair short. Besides, I have a natural double-chin, I can't afford short hair with that!
I think the baby's gettin into something. gotta go.
Bridge

The grapeseed oil sounds great.

Today my daughter gave me another great hint. She had a scholarship being an athletic trainer because she was studying sports medicine. She was here today and she reiterated the dipping it 10 times to build a good firm glove and she said to have a damp towel warmed in the microwave. I dipped them good, stuck them in plastic sacks, wrapped them in the warm damp towel and then a dry towel and sat there for 15 minutes and it was wonderful. It was hurting so bad and now it doesn't hurt. It will wear off after while but the damp warm towel first before wrapping it in a towel really made it work better.

Just wanted to share.

Hugs.
Possi

that's sounds heavenly