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I can’t stick to the pole :(
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Yeah. That’s why I don’t use it in my hair. Probably wont do my skin any good in a dry climate either. :/ not very sexy. Lol
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Again, hair and skin are TOTALLY different. Pore size first off is different, cell structure, living vs dead. You cannot say just because something does not work on your hair that it will not work on your skin.
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I get very dry skin in the winter, one reason why I love ! I just use regular, Curel, unscented, lotion each night, after my pole session. By the time I pole the next day, it’s been long enough it won’t make me slick, but it keeps my skin moisturized. Doing this regularly keeps my sticky all winter!
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Chemmy, does that mean that glycerin will not make the skin dryer in the long run when used in very dry climates? I find in the dead of winter, with the heat blasting, doesnt; work as well and can even give me drying skin when used too often. Is it cuased by something else?
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You could try running a humidifier too. 🙂
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I have not experienced glycerine drying out my skin, but then again, I do not live in a very dry climate. I have had more issues with body washes drying my skin than I ever did with any lotion. Since I switched to hand made soaps I have not had the horrible dry patches I used to get. This is one of my things I "collect" now. Whenever we travel if tehre is someone who is selling soap I typically pick up some. This past weekend I got a milk based peppermint soap from the tree farm where we stalked and killed our christmas tree.
The biggest thing anyone can do is to stay properly hydrated. During the summer I have no problem drinking enough water but during the winter grabbing a glass of ice water just is not my #1 beverage of choice.
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