Hello Jasmine. I am so sorry about your son's VISA issues. What a pity that students are facing the same treatment as "ordinary" immigrants. That shouldn't be so! Hope the school can intercede and do something. To stay on topic: I too wash my hands plenty of times during the day and at night I always, always use a tiny bit of extravirgin olive oil to massage hands and bare nails. I also scrub my hands with a remedy made with 1 tablespoon of white sugar and enough coconut oil to form a paste. It's gentle and works fantastically well for the nails and cuticles. I also treat my feet as I do my hands. Your hands are very beautiful, if I may comment. 👍😃😃
Jasmine, just say it: it is genetics )) no one cream or whatsoever can keep hands in such a condition, unless person doesnt do anything at all at home. But we know how much busy you are in the garden, you cook everyday, do homework. With that kind of regime only good genes could be the answer to the question)) 🌹
Sorry about all the trouble with the visa it does seem like such a trouble to have to come back to renewn it…especially since he is in school they should give longer visa…and so much money to waste on apartment…and plane…the good think about it is you get to see your son when he comes back to do this…You do have beautiful hands…good to see you…hope to see you again soon
Hi Jasmine, Ha-ha I do the same thing, I buy good hand cream and have it forever it seems. I know my skin needs it especially in the winter months so cold and dry. I purchased it on and cannot stand that oily, greasy, sticky feeling left behind. and then anything that I touch gets fingerprints or oily. Egh! so I use what's used on my face and neck on my hands it soaks in and not so bad. I am a lazy hand person too. Best to you xoxo ⚘
Hi Jasmine, Thanks for this very helpful video, your hands beautiful. I will try the creams that you mentioned, I hope your son issues with the visa will end up good. Take care dear.
Once you stay there you don't really need a visa. I was studying there and my professor said it's alright for a few months overstayed. Don't worry he's just a child and a student from Hong Kong.
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Hello Jasmine. I am so sorry about your son's VISA issues. What a pity that students are facing the same treatment as "ordinary" immigrants. That shouldn't be so! Hope the school can intercede and do something. To stay on topic: I too wash my hands plenty of times during the day and at night I always, always use a tiny bit of extravirgin olive oil to massage hands and bare nails. I also scrub my hands with a remedy made with 1 tablespoon of white sugar and enough coconut oil to form a paste. It's gentle and works fantastically well for the nails and cuticles. I also treat my feet as I do my hands. Your hands are very beautiful, if I may comment. 👍😃😃
honestly, i always click thumb up even before watching whole video 🙂 i always like your videos!
Jasmine, just say it: it is genetics )) no one cream or whatsoever can keep hands in such a condition, unless person doesnt do anything at all at home. But we know how much busy you are in the garden, you cook everyday, do homework. With that kind of regime only good genes could be the answer to the question)) 🌹
Sorry about all the trouble with the visa it does seem like such a trouble to have to come back to renewn it…especially since he is in school they should give longer visa…and so much money to waste on apartment…and plane…the good think about it is you get to see your son when he comes back to do this…You do have beautiful hands…good to see you…hope to see you again soon
Hello Jasmine. Sorry for the visa issues, toο much effort and cost!
Hi Jasmine, Ha-ha I do the same thing, I buy good hand cream and have it forever it seems. I know my skin needs it especially in the winter months so cold and dry. I purchased it on and cannot stand that oily, greasy, sticky feeling left behind. and then anything that I touch gets fingerprints or oily. Egh! so I use what's used on my face and neck on my hands it soaks in and not so bad. I am a lazy hand person too. Best to you xoxo ⚘
Hi Jasmine, Thanks for this very helpful video, your hands beautiful.
I will try the creams that you mentioned, I hope your son issues with the visa will end up good.
Take care dear.
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Once you stay there you don't really need a visa. I was studying there and my professor said it's alright for a few months overstayed. Don't worry he's just a child and a student from Hong Kong.
Please try l'occitane hand and body soap. The French soap is the best to get rid of the food odour and still very gentle for the hand.
My favourite are verbena and lavender