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Gloves In A Bottle Shielding Lotion 8 Oz Bottle with a New Pump | Free Shipping
Gloves In A Bottle Shielding Lotion 8 Oz Bottle with a New Pump | Free Shipping
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Description
Gloves In A Bottle is a protective lotion that creates a long-lasting shield on your skin, locking in moisture and keeping out irritants. Ideal for sensitive skin, it’s hypoallergenic and free of fragrances and dyes. The cream withstands frequent handwashing, helping to prevent dryness and irritation.
How quickly can I expect results?
You can expect to see results within minutes of application. The lotion immediately bonds with the outer layer of your skin, forming a protective shield that helps retain moisture and keep out irritants and toxins. Full benefits, such as improved skin hydration and relief from dryness or irritation, are typically noticeable after several daily applications.
For ongoing skin protection, it's recommended to reapply every 4-12 hours depending on your activity and exposure to harsh substances and/or repeated washings.
How to Use
1. Wash your hands or any area where the lotion will be applied to ensure it's free from dirt or irritants.
2. Squeeze a small amount of lotion (much less than conventional lotions) onto your skin.
3. Massage the lotion evenly into your skin until fully absorbed.
4. For ongoing protection, reapply every 4-12 hours, especially after washing or if your skin is exposed to irritants, chemicals, harsh environments or repeated washings.
This lotion works well on all skin - hands, face, and body.
Is this safe?
Gloves In A Bottle is vegan, dermatology tested and prescribed, hypoallergenic, non-comedogenic (will not clog pores), cruelty free, and every ingredient is on the FDA’s most safe list. Through a series of clinical studies conducted by independent laboratories and hospitals, Gloves In A Bottle has been shown to be so safe that it is approved for all staff use in hospitals, even in the operating rooms.
Key Ingredients
Gloves In A Bottle is absolutely 100% FREE from all phthalates, triclosan, SLS, SLES, formaldehyde, toluene, propylene glycol, salicylates, gluten, latex, dairy, wheat, soy, peas, corn, fragrances, colorants, peanuts and all other nuts.
Purified Water (Aqua), Dimethicone, Stearic Acid, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Isopropyl Myristate, Stearyl Alcohol, Arginine, Xanthan Gum, Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, VP/Eicosene Copolymer, Glucoside, Caprylhydroxamic acid
Conventional lotions merely add artificial moisture that washes away with each cleanse or contact. In contrast, Gloves In A Bottle offers a unique solution. One application of this shielding lotion creates a breathable, invisible barrier that acts like a protective shield. It helps to repair severely dry skin by repelling irritants such as chemicals, toxins, water, and sunlight, while locking in natural moisture. This protective layer, combined with regular use, allows your skin the time it needs to heal, resulting in a healthier appearance.
Dry, cracked skin often results from the loss of natural oils and moisture, exacerbated by frequent washing, alcohol-based sanitizers, and exposure to toxins and chemicals.
To achieve the optimal “invisible shield,” apply a small amount to clean, dry skin. Unlike conventional lotions, shielding lotions do not wash off but gradually wear away as the outermost skin cells naturally shed within 24 hours.
Real Results.
- 30 day supply of full hydration and skin protection.
- Recommended by dermatologists for maximum strength.
- Experience results quickly. More than 97% of users see softer, smoother skin within one week.
- Dermatologist-approved, hypoallergenic, and non-comedogenic. Uses only the FDA's safest ingredients.
I like this lotion. It is a bit thinner than a typical hand cream, but does seem to last longer. It is not greasy and doesn’t have a fragrance, which is important to me. It doesn’t moisturize quite as well as a thicker cream, but overall good product and I reach for it frequently.
I have extremely dry skin and it cracks and occasionally bleeds, especially near my knuckles.I am so grateful that I found this product! I wash my hands frequently (contributing to the dryness) and I’ve been using this after every hand wash and it has helped tremendously.Good value as well, you don’t need a lot of product each use. The other benefit is the non greasiness - absorbs so well and really does create a “glove” of protection. Great product!
Yes it will dry your hands out when you first start using it. This is normal! I don't know why lol but every winter for the last 15+ years I've used this and when I first start using it, for the first week or two, it will dry my hands out (see photo) but as long as I keep using it things will change. This stuff is a total life saver for anyone who is in healthcare, washes their hands constantly, is exposed to chemicals/water frequently, works in dry environments or stuff like cardboard which zaps the normal oils from your skin! Thankfully my skin doesn't crack from dryness but my dad's (eczema) and sister's hands so (OCD/frequent hand washing) and as long as they use this as soon as they notice their skin drying out then they don't develop those cracks, but once they set in it takes forever to get them healed.
My hands were so bad when I would pick up certain materials they were like Velcro. I have tried so many lotions, cocoa butter, shea butter, ointments, and creams before I came across this amazing product. It got to the point where I was using fine grit sand paper to try and eliminate the dry, scaly, flaking, skin on my hands for it to return. But after just 4 uses of “Gloves In A Bottle” my hands are 70% smoother and softer. I would definitely recommend this product to anybody and will be purchasing again!
I use this lotion at least 3 times a day for severely dry, cracked hands. It works. On a side note, it must have some dog attractant in the ingredients because my puppy goes crazy every time I use it and tries to lick my hands. I mean, just look at the photo!
Not greasy. Really feels like nothing is in hands but I can tell the difference. I work in dentistry so my hands are abused by washing and sanitation.
