Review (5/5): Takes care of chapped skin...
Back in the 1980s, I was working on a dairy farm in South Dakota where we had temps drop down below -40F and the wind chill would hit -110F. My sister and mother were always lathering on lotion and complaining about dry skin. My brother and I didn't have any problems, even though we were working outdoors and in the barns in extreme conditions and often had our hands wet. When this was brought up at church, the farm ladies laughed and said it was because we boys were applying udder balm to the cows post milking and then rubbing the remains into our hands. Since then, there has always been a tin of this stuff to be found in our homes.
I do wish it were a bit less greasy. However, if I rub it on my hands and ankles/shins after my morning shower during the dry times of the year, all is well for the rest of the day.