does help with crepe on upper arms?
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If you buy from amazon you are probably purchasing these products from someone that does not have the rights to sell the products or a distributor that is not following the rules. The products you're receiving from amazon could be expired. I can help you get these products that won't be expired. tiedinlace@gmail.comBy the way, yes the do work on arms! Just make sure it's not expired product.
791094
No, John, I found no improvement or noticeable difference on my arms. This is what I bought it for.....my upper arms. Save your money!
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This product is referring to "crepe paper skin" which is a term sometimes used to describe "fragile looking, wrinkled skin" that resembles "crepe paper" that is commonly found in Arts and Craft stores. It is describing the type of skin conditions this product can help improve and not suggesting you actually need to wrap the area with crepe paper. Hope this answers your question!
1103339
Yes! I had very dark spots on my arms as well as my hands and have had incredible results. A little bit goes a long way so I am able to use this product daily. It's worth it!!
709876
I purchased one of these for rotator cuff issues. It probably could help on the upper part of the arm muscles as well.
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I am an eczema sufferer and have dry skin on my entire body. I use this creme everywhere, including the eye area, with no problems at all. It isn't a hand creme, it is an entire body creme. Good luck!
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Yes I used it on my arms. It works perfectly all the hair came off. I used to use the Peach Melon wax by them, if you used that in the past I'd say it about the same as that wax and smells amazing
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No. I bought it to help my crepey skin but it does nothing, not as a filler, moisture attractor or anything else. If you want a wrinkle filler, you have to get injections. Nothing else can do the job. I am sorry this is true but don't waste your money.
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Yes, actually I bought this kit for my husband as his hands crack in the winter. They have "stretch" in them. Hope it works for you, too!
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As I approach 70 this spring, I have learned that the ONLY thing to help the sudden onset of creepy skin on arms is lots of lotion and creams and always long sleeves. No, the MSM doesn't help the skin Patricia.
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Yes, though I would recommend the lotion. Good for arms and legs but also probably the best hand lotion I have ever used.
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No -not that I can do...I can only get it to work on my face..upper lip and chin...can't manipulate it it under arms or legs..not sure..maybe it is just me..but the way you have to bend it to make it work...maybe that is why.
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Sort of.... It isn't s very strong numbing cream. It only makes sensation go away on the upper !most layer of skin. It would help to reduce the pain but not numb it enough to make it completely painless
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I don't see why not-- it's for skin. I use it on my face and neck at bedtime. However, it only comes in 1oz bottles so, using it on your arms could get very expensive if you were to use it like that. I suggest that if your skin is in really dry condition you could jump-start a moisturizing regimen by using it on your hands and arms only sparingly for a few days. Dampen the skin first, then apply. After you begin to see some improvement try using Cocoa Butter Creme, Nivea or some other oil based product. Be sure to do this at night and in the mornings as well as throughout the day as needed. Whatever you use, just be consistent if you want good results. Good luck! I don't see why not-- it's for skin. I use it on my face and neck at bedtime. However, it only comes in 1oz bottles so, using it on your arms could get very expensive if you were to use it like that. I suggest that if your skin is in really dry condition you could jump-start a moisturizing regimen by using it on your hands and arms only sparingly for a few days. Dampen the skin first, then apply. After you begin to see some improvement try using Cocoa Butter Creme, Nivea or some other oil based product. Be sure to do this at night and in the mornings as well as throughout the day as needed.... » Read More I don't see why not-- it's for skin. I use it on my face and neck at bedtime. However, it only comes in 1oz bottles so, using it on your arms could get very expensive if you were to use it like that. I suggest that if your skin is in really dry condition you could jump-start a moisturizing regimen by using it on your hands and arms only sparingly for a few days. Dampen the skin first, then apply. After you begin to see some improvement try using Cocoa Butter Creme, Nivea or some other oil based product. Be sure to do this at night and in the mornings as well as throughout the day as needed. Whatever you use, just be consistent if you want good results. Good luck! « Show Less
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Not to imply any wrong doing on your part, but are the crutches adjusted to the correct height between your armpit and the grip? Your elbow shouldbe slightly bent (about 15 degrees) when your hand is on the grip. Do you have the correct crutch on the correct side? The cushion component/spring under your armpit should not be actually supporting any of your weight, but should flex down as you swing through. Depending on which t-shirt I was wearing, the little flap that hangs off the webbed part would pinch my inner arm (it was better with a different shirt). Also, I found the crutches much easier and smoother to use if I was going faster rather than slower. Hope this helps.
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It didn't really work very well for me. I had tennis elbow. You might be better off trying some Salonpas gel.
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My skin always felt smoother and softer when I use it. Sometime my forearms gets that crepe paper look and then when I apply the Shea butter, the look disappears. Good luck.
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Depends on what you mean by, 'upper arm pain'. I got my elbow sleeve because I blew out my elbow lifting extra sized bales of hay. This was physical damage and the sleeve did not do much for that, but did offer some bracing and support. I believe it would be most helpful for someone who just has sore muscles from a hard workout.