Gloves In A Bottle Acts As Invisible Barrier & Protects

Dry skin is my pet peeve. In the winter I constantly slather on lotion to provide my skin with the moisture it needs. Throughout the year my hands take a beating with all of the cooking, cleaning and hand washing that goes along with being a mom. I am always in search of the next miracle lotion that will make my skin soft and smooth despite daily abuse.

When I first received Gloves in a Bottle I was very intrigued by the fact that it claimed to be “like an invisible pair of gloves.” I hate wearing rubber gloves, but was curious about a lotion wouldn’t wash off each time I wash my hands.

Fast forward six weeks after using Gloves in a Bottle, my hands feel softer and smoother than they did before. Each morning I put on Gloves in a Bottle before I leave the house. I only use a tiny bit on my hands since a little goes a long way. Gloves in a Bottle isn’t thick, greasy or sticky. It coats my hands, locking in natural oils and moisture which is one of the reasons why it is so effective at curing dry skin.

Unlike other moisturizers that tend to replace your skin’s natural oils with artificial ones, Gloves in a Bottle acts as a shielding lotion. It bonds to the outer layer of skin to help lock in natural oils and moisture, much like a glove would! The invisible gloves help to reduce the moisture lost each time skin is exposed and allows the skin to heal. Gloves in a Bottle actually becomes part of your outer layer of skin, which prevents it from being washed off like other lotions.

This lotion comes in two sizes - 2 ounces and 8 ounces. The 8 ounce bottle retails for $12.95 which may seem pricey, but considering that so little is needed for each application it is a deal for a product that has helped cure my dry skin.

Written by Leticia, a part time working multitasking mama who loves spending time with her husband and two children, exotic vacations, and cooking great meals. Leticia writes about technology products and technology issues affecting children through her blog, Tech Savvy Mama.