Yes, you read that right. There is such a thing, and I am going to point you - all my fellow creatives and basically anyone whose hands are their biggest assets - in the right direction.
**I may earn a small commission from any purchases made from links on this page, but if you know me at all, you know I wouldn't recommend anything I don't use or try for myself!**
So, let's get into it. Gloves In A Bottle was sent to me to try about a month ago through the Amazon Associates/Influencer program*
Here's my first impression and firsthand experience of using Gloves In A Bottle:
Honestly, I like it. It really does what it says it's going to do, which is form a protective barrier over the skin of your hands over a period of time that doesn't wash off and acts as a shield for your future self. Have I ever shown you the condition of my finger tips from hand sewing through multiple layers with a needle? Bridal work is savage, I tell you.
Gloves In A Bottle works so well for someone like me, where I'm always washing my hands periodically while working with white fabrics for bridal and handling expensive machinery and materials, as well as all the handwashing that happens as a mum and home baker. My hands feel really smooth when I rub them together now, like there's another layer between my palms that is reducing that friction stickiness or palm sweat that can happen from natural oils in the body.
Best of all, this product doesn't rub off on whatever I'm handling. I don't have to worry about grease stains or discoloured spots on the most precious of materials - my silks and satins or laces - and I don't have to sacrifice the wellbeing of my hands to do that. In the past, stopping every half hour or so to wash my hands when working with white fabrics would mean extra time but also extra dryness after a while. Gloves In A Bottle is saving me on all levels.
Grab yours today and try it for yourself! You won't regret it.
xoxo,
*You can check out my Amazon store here, which has a bunch of products and reviews beyond my life as a designer/fashion artist, but also what I use as a wife and mother of four and a home baker ('D' Bridal Baker).
