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People whose jobs require repeated water exposure—such as healthcare workers, cleaners, chefs, hairdressers, and swimmers—are particularly prone to dry, irritated hands. Wearing protective gloves when appropriate and using gentle cleansers may help prevent skin damage.

Another interesting observation is that people with certain nerve injuries may not develop fingertip wrinkles after soaking their hands in water. Because the process depends on healthy nerve function, doctors have occasionally used this response as one small clue when evaluating nerve injuries, although it is not used as a stand-alone diagnostic test.