Are your hands dry and cracked this winter? It seems like no amount of lotion will solve the problem, but maybe we just need the right lotion. You’re in luck! Gardenerd has partnered with the strong women over at Womanswork to offer this winter hand therapy giveaway.
We gardeners understand the demands of working with our hands, and we demand in return something that works for us. Womanswork Lavender Mint Shea Butter Hand Cream is designed by gardeners, for gardeners, and they’ve offered to give one away to lucky Gardenerd reader.
Womanswork hand cream soothes cracked and tired hands.
Here’s what Womanswork has to say about their hand cream:
“Lavender essential oil with a touch of peppermint essential oil gives our exclusive formula a rich but mild fragrance. Our master herbalist mixes fair trade shea butter and sunflower oil for a silky smooth, non-greasy cream. Massage it into your hands after a day in the garden or wear it under your garden gloves to soften hands while you work. Rich in Vitamins A and E. Compare our ingredients to other brands.”
Did someone mention garden gloves? Oh, this giveaway it’s over yet. Not only will you get the hand cream, but you’ll get a pair of Womanswork Lavender Nitrile Garden Gloves too!
Nitrile gloves are a perfect fit.
Nitrile gloves are perfect for close work in the garden. The elastic wrist keeps dirt from finding its way inside, and the breathable fabric is washable too. More on this great glove:
“These ultra light, form fitting gloves are designed for maximum grip and finger feel for nitty gritty detail work. They’re “dipped” in nitrile (a non-latex rubber) and are machine washable. Lavender Purple with the Womanswork logo. Available in sizes Small, Medium and Large.”
So, to enter this giveaway, leave a comment below with your glove size and tell us why you need these products. A winner will be chosen at random from all posts on Wednesday, February 5th and announced in our next Weekly Update. Good luck!
awesome giveaway, love the gloves and would love to try the lotion for these dry hands of mine, thanks!
I’ve gotta get a pair of my own nitrite gloves in large — I keep taking my husbands!!
Well, since I have contact dermatitus, gardening can be a chore without good gloves. And cracked, dry hands are a given at my age. Medium would be wonderul! My garden is in the middle of a ‘Natural Wildlife Refuge’ in the yard of my house. I love growing food, in addition to plants that attract bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other wildlife. In the middle of an urban city!!!!
Gardening has been a great excuse to play in the dirt. Would be great to have lotion for my dry skin and a pair of gloves to protect my hands from stinging nettles.
I would love to have gloves that fit – size small. Every gardener needs the hand cream. Gardening even with gloves is hard on hands and a great hand cream is
a necessity (especially if you are a knitter like me.)