CRACKED SKIN
Cracked skin is a widespread problem that affects many people. The causes are varied and range from external influences to health factors. Regardless of what causes cracked skin, effective skincare is crucial to heal the skin and prevent future damage. Our skincare products have been successfully treating cracked skin for decades.
MED Repair hand cream
The original hand cream from Tal!
- Helps with cracks and fissures
- Increases resistance to environmental influences
- Strengthens the moisture barrier
MED Protect hand cream
The Protective Hand Cream from Tal
- Protection when working with water
- Protection when working in the cold
Handwash MED
The gentle hand wash
- pH-neutral
- Gently cleanses sensitive and irritated skin
- Anti-drying formula
Hand Lotion MED Repair
Hand lotion against cracked and chapped skin
- Hand Cream Repair
- Penetrates deep into the skin cell
- Cost-effective alternative to tubes
SOS lip balm
Concentrated plant power for lips and skin
- Helps with dry and chapped lips
- Has an anti-inflammatory effect
- Excellent for cell protection
Nail Oil Serum MED
Against brittle and splintering fingernails
- Two-phase serum
- Absorbs quickly
- Supports the growth and regeneration of fingernails
MED Repair hand mask
Wellness for your hands
- Deep-acting mask
- Power cocktail for the hands
- Immediate help for dry hands
Hand sanitiser
Hand sanitiser for sensitive skin
- Eliminates bacteria within seconds
- Protects the skin barrier
- Does not dry out hands
Foot Balm MED Intense Repair
Intensive care for dry and cracked feet
- For velvety soft skin
- Moisturises
- Lasting effect
Causes
Our hands are exposed to numerous stresses every day. Frequent washing, disinfectants and cold temperatures can dry out the skin and cause cracks. Contact with aggressive chemicals or cleaning agents also contributes to damage to the skin barrier.
Cracked skin on the feet is often caused by mechanical stress such as prolonged standing, friction and pressure in shoes. Other factors can include dry air, insufficient moisture and certain skin conditions such as eczema or psoriasis.
Cracked skin on the face can be caused by environmental influences such as wind, sun and cold. In addition, unsuitable skin care products, excessive washing and skin conditions such as rosacea or acne can also damage the skin
Good skin care
Good skin care includes the following points:
Use mild, pH-neutral soaps without fragrances to gently clean your hands. Avoid aggressive detergents and hot water as they can further dry out the skin.
Apply a rich hand cream containing ingredients such as urea, glycerine or shea butter after every hand wash. These help to bind moisture and strengthen the skin barrier.
Wear gloves in cold weather or when doing housework (e.g. washing dishes) to protect the skin from cold, water and irritating chemicals.
Stay away from chemical cleaning agents, disinfectants with a high alcohol content and other irritating substances. Use hypoallergenic products.
Pay attention to nail care to avoid injuries or ingrown nails that could irritate the sensitive skin. If necessary, gentle exfoliation can also help to remove dead skin cells.
Occasionally use a moisturising hand mask or treatment to intensively hydrate and regenerate the skin.
Products with soothing ingredients such as panthenol, allantoin or camomile can help to calm the skin and reduce redness.
Make sure you drink enough water and eat a balanced diet with enough vitamins and fatty acids to support your skin from the inside out.
Special care
Intensive moistureChoose a hand cream with moisturising ingredients such as glycerine, urea, shea butter or jojoba oil, which deeply hydrate the skin.
Apply after every hand washTo retain moisture, apply the hand cream after every time you wash your hands or after contact with water.
Apply overnightFor extra care, you can apply a generous amount of hand cream before going to bed and wear cotton gloves to lock in the moisture overnight.
Rich ingredientsChoose a foot cream that contains ingredients such as urea, shea butter, glycerine or coconut oil to deeply hydrate the skin and reduce cracking.
Daily useApply the foot cream at least once a day, ideally after showering or bathing when the skin is still slightly damp. This helps to lock in the moisture.
Leave on overnightFor intensive care, you can apply a generous amount of cream before going to bed and wear cotton socks to preserve the moisture overnight.
Intensive hydrationChoose a face cream that contains ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, glycerin, ceramides or shea butter to intensively moisturise the skin and minimise cracking.
Daily useApply the face cream in the morning and evening after cleansing to strengthen the skin barrier and prevent moisture loss.
Additional careFor very dry or cracked skin, you can also use the cream as a mask by applying a thicker layer and leaving it on overnight.
Conclusion
For sensitive skin, gentle and targeted care is crucial to avoid irritation. It is important to use mild, pH-neutral cleansing products without aggressive ingredients or fragrances. Moisturisers with soothing ingredients such as aloe vera, glycerine and ceramides should be applied regularly to strengthen the skin barrier. In addition, a mineral sunscreen should be applied daily to protect the skin from UV damage. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to consult a dermatologist to find suitable skin care products and clarify possible skin diseases.
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