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Gloves in a bottle

November 18th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under

Winter’s cool dry air will be moving in soon which wreaks havoc on my already dry skin. But I’ve gotten a head start on treating my dry skin woes. I’ve been using Gloves In A Bottle for two months and I’m so pleased with the results that I want to share them with you.

I’m a victim of alligator skin on my legs, cracked heels, and flaky skin on my hands so I have a hard time finding products that heal and protect my skin but I’ll refrain from posting photos. It isn’t pretty.

Gloves In A Bottle has worked wonders for my skin. I rub it on my feet every night and within a week my feet were softer and the cracks were diminished. It also keeps the dry skin on my legs and hands in check.

Unlike artificial moisturizers, Gloves In A Bottle is a shielding lotion that bonds with the outermost layer of skin cells to turn it into what works like an invisible pair of gloves.

These “invisible gloves” prevent dry skin by helping to keep moisture-robbing irritants out while better retaining your skin’s own natural moisture, resulting in skin that is far better hydrated, over the long term, than what can ever be achieved by conventional lotions.

My new and improved skin is proof that this lotion does what it promises. It is a must for people with eczema, skin allergies, contact dermatitis, swimmers, and anyone with dry skin.

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  1. #1 Kidazy on November 21, 2007:

    I have to find this product and try it out, I have terrible dry hands all year round. I love the moisturizers I have now but i’m always looking for great new products to try too!

  2. #2 Jinki on January 3, 2008:

    I’m an artist and I love Gloves in a Bottle. It’s great stuff! I’m not the tidiest of painters so I find myself washing my hands all the time. Despite the paint, oil and thinners I get all over them, Gloves in a Bottle makes it easier to keep my hands clean plus seems to save them from drying up and cracking. It is also fantastic at shielding my hands from any chemicals and dirt so I also use it whenever I’m cleaning the house (not so often!), gardening or doing any DIY and find. Great stuff – I get it from the UK Gloves in a Bottle website – very good service too.