Dry elbows

The thick skin of the elbows tends to dry out quickly and may begin to take on an unsightly, lizard-like appearance, especially during the winter and other periods of low humidity.

Dry elbows can be caused by lots of things, from your work desk to a thyroid problem. Dermatologists reveal the causes of dry elbows and how to treat them.

Say goodbye to dry and chapped elbows! 😌 Discover the best remedies for dry elbows, straight from expert dermatologists! 🙌🏻 Learn the ultimate secrets to keeping them soft and smooth all year round. 💁🏻💫 Save this post for easy access to your go-to elbow care tips! 👇🏻

If you have dark patches on your elbows and are looking for natural ways to get rid of them, use these 10 simple and effective home remedies for dark elbows.

Suffering from itchy, red, dry elbows? Elbow eczema is irritating and can be distracting when trying to get through the day. Plus, the elbows are an easy spot to scratch, making them more susceptible to infection if relentless scratching leads to cracking of skin. Read on to discover some natural ways you can soothe or prevent this itchy skin disorder.

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Let me be very clear when I start this: I have dry elbows. Many people have dry elbows. If you suffer from the moistureless malady yourself, there’s a high chance you don’t need to worry. Common (relatively harmless) causes for dry elbows include a change in climate (hi, autumn), irritating lotions and scents, a lack of hydration, chlorine, hot showers, smoking, and certain medications.More serious causes include psoriasis and eczema, which doctors say is worth a check-in, especially if it…

Elbow skin is renowned for being stubborn. As such, it can easily dry out. Here, learn how to replenish the moisture.

Sun exposure and a buildup of dead skin cells can cause the skin on your elbows to appear darker than the skin on the rest of your body. If this is bothersome during the summer months or you are embarrassed to be seen in a T-shirt, don't...

It seems to me that I’ve dealt with cracked elbows my entire adolescence but, I discovered throughout the years, that doesn’t have to be so. Elbows can be smooth and soft looking just as all the rest of our body.