Workplace: Healthcare, Trades & Labor
Rhino was built for athletes who are hard on their bodies. Turns out a twelve-hour shift is harder. Nurses and techs wash and sanitize dozens of times a day. Mechanics scrub off grease with soap made for engines. Framers, linemen, landscapers, line cooks, and warehouse crews grip, lift, and stand from clock-in to clock-out — then do it again tomorrow. This collection is care for skin, muscles, and joints that work for a living.
What's Inside
Repair is the nightly cornerstone — apply before bed and let it rebuild worn, over-washed skin while your hands are finally off duty. Split+ is a whipped balm for extremely damaged, split, rough skin — knuckles, fingertips, and heels that have gone past dry. Split is the pocket stick for spot-treating a single crack before it widens. Hydrate is the daytime layer: a light aloe spray that absorbs fast between washes, so you're not leaving prints on a chart or a tool. Castile Wash and Cleanse get hands clean without stripping them further.
For hands and feet that sweat inside gloves and boots all shift, Dry Spray and Performance manage moisture with a non-aluminum formula, and the Rhino Foot Kit covers a full day on concrete. After the shift, warming Massage Cream and Massage Oil go to work on forearms, shoulders, low backs, and knees. Rhino's Own tape protects a crack while you finish the job, and the Skin File keeps calluses flat so they don't catch and tear.
FAQ
My hands crack from constant washing and sanitizer. What actually helps?
You can't wash less, so recover more. Use a light, fast-absorbing layer during the shift and do the heavy rebuild overnight, when nothing is going to wash it off. Night application is the single highest-value habit.
Will it leave my hands greasy at work?
Hydrate is a spray that absorbs quickly, which is why it's the daytime pick. Save the richer products — Repair and Split+ whipped balm — for breaks, the drive home, and bedtime.
What about sweaty hands in gloves or feet in work boots?
Apply Performance or Dry Spray the night before. They build up over a few applications to reduce sweat, which means less pruned skin, fewer blisters, and a better grip on tools.
I'm sore after every shift. Where do I start?
Massage Cream on the spots that take the load — forearms, shoulders, low back, knees. It's a warming formula with capsaicin, so expect heat, and wash your hands after applying.
Do you offer bulk pricing for a crew, clinic, or shop?
Yes — register for wholesale or contact us.
Paraben-free, sulfate-free, non-toxic. Made in our 100% on-site solar-powered facility in Redmond, Oregon.