Nexcare brush-on liquid bandage for split fingertips

Shared by RJJ — Collecting auto-immunes since 2016. Celiac, psoriasis.

Published 29 September 2026

For cracked fingertips I use Nexcare liquid bandage — not the spray, but the tiny bottle with a brush inside. If one coat isn't enough, let it dry for a few minutes and add another. These paper-cut cracks can get really painful, and if you work on a keyboard like I do, nothing else works like it. I go through two bottles a winter.

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Nexcare Liquid Bandage (brush-on bottle)

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Nexcare brush-on liquid bandage for split fingertips

Products mentioned

More tips like this

Cotton gloves over a thick ointment at bedtime

Wash your hair every two or three days, fingertips only

Moisturize within five minutes of getting out of the shower