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Dry skin after surgery?

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I did not experience dry skin after my surgery but I have recently experience dry skin after a bad sunburn and I purchased pure Shea butter from amazon. I put it on once a day and I stay smooth until night.

and if you purchase it, get the one in the tub, not the bar. Tub is softer in texture. It takes a bit of pressure to put on and run into your skin but it is worth it

I am 7 months post op and my hands and feet have suffered from dry skin since having surgery. I have used Working Hands and Healthy Feet a couple times a day. I have also started using Gold Bond and it is now a little better but not like they should be. I drink plenty of water and nobody can give me an explanation of why I am so dry. I have also had sinus issues for the past 4 months.

Here is a picture of my hand that I just took for this post.

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