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the skin on my legs looks like alligator skin,how can i help that,it seems genetic

I usually find that very dry

Submitted by Erika (not verified) on Wed, 2009-06-10 11:03.

I usually find that very dry skin in my clients is from a lack of omega-3 oils. Try it! The best form of omega-3's are from fish oil or cod liver oil or krill oil. Make sure to get one that is not heated.

after you get out of the

Submitted by salt n pepa on Wed, 2009-08-12 11:06.

after you get out of the shower, use a heavy moisturizer for our legs, this will take the dryness away and make your skin look healthier

HI, Apple Cider vinegar will

Submitted by marseph on Sat, 2009-08-15 08:43.

HI,

Apple Cider vinegar will soften and moisturize your skin. Rub the ACV on your leg and leave it there for 1/2 an hour (do it in the tub as it will drip) continue applying as it falls off. In a week you should notice a difference (do it twice a week)

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