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Frequent use of disinfectant gel, due to germaphobia, can lead to skin dryness and wrinkles due to its high alcohol content. It's advisable to use it moderately and focus on applying it to the palms of the hands.
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Frequent exposure to UV lamps during nail salon visits can lead to premature skin aging on hands. To counter this, consider reducing salon visits and trying home manicures with quality nail polish.
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Manual dishwashing, without a dishwasher, often dries out the skin due to detergent exposure. Employing rubber gloves can prevent water-related skin aging and dryness, despite the initially unusual feeling.
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Dermatologists advise using pH neutral soap for handwashing to avoid excessive dryness caused by standard soap. Checking soap packaging for pH value ensures effective cleansing while retaining skin hydration.
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Despite commonly applying sunscreen to exposed areas, hands, exposed like the face, are often forgotten. Neglecting to protect hands with sunscreen can result in premature aging. Make sure to include hands in your sunscreen routine during outdoor activities.
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