How to let your skin heal and reboot

In general, it is important for all climbers to be aware of the skin and learn how to treat it. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced climber, your skin will need some extra care after hitting the walls. Especially your hands and fingers will be subjected to pressure and stress during climbing, so adding moisture is super important, so you can avoid too many blisters and cracks on your hands and fingers. Using chalk also adds to dry and fissured hands.

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The true lifesaver - A good hand cream!

A good hand cream should be a part of your climbing essentials and used regularly. We recommend using CLIMBSKIN HAND CREAM several times a day. This gentle hand cream is developed by climbers for climbers, which means that all the properties of the cream are specifically adapted for climbers. The cream contains some of the most regenerating substances from nature, which helps to reboot and heal your skin. 

Before climbing

Apply the cream a few hours before going climbing. The cream works easily and quickly into the skin so that it doesn't feel too greasy. Having trouble remembering? Try making it a part of your daily morning routine.

After climbing

Wipe off loose skin and wash and dry hands thoroughly. The cream is now applied incrementally - 1 to 2 layers are usually sufficient. Apply evenly on the first layer, leaving no residue of the cream on the skin. In case of skin cracks, apply a thick layer to the damaged area and allow it to soak for 20 minutes before lubricating it. You can repeat this procedure up to 3 times in one day.

 

That's it for now, my dear climbing friends. I hope you enjoyed this post. Please feel free to share it on your social media or with your friends.
Take care, and stay safe! 

- Julie
 
 
 
 

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About the author 
Julie Gjørtz

Digital Marketing Manager & Boulder
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As Gubbies Digital Marketing Manager, it's Julie's job to keep up with the freshest information from the climbing world and communicate them to you. Have any questions about anything she writes? Don't hesitate to reach out!  She can't wait to share her climbing-geekiness with you!