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Skin care
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this post was submitted on 06 Apr 2024
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Having really dry skin does not help with grip.
That's true.
That's not true
That's true!
Less slip with dry skin though. Put moisturizer on and try to open a tight jar and you'll need to squeeze harder to prevent your hand from slipping
Wait, so is this tweet about someone putting moisturizer on right before they try to open a jar? Because that's just silly.
Otherwise, it shouldn't be a big difference. If anything it might help with grip vs super dry hands.
There’s definitely a sweet spot for moisture, the skin is most grippy when well hydrated. But when you have a fresh application of lotion it’s acting more as a lubricant between your hand and the lid.
I think you could compare your skin to cloth, dry it’ll skid across the floor easily, wet it and it’ll cling to the floor and move no further than precisely as far as you push it.