Pamper Your Hands with Gloves in a Bottle

August 23rd, 2008 in sewing, other crafts, embroidery, paper crafts

Jennifer Stern, contributor

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My daughter, Anna, holds a sample of Gloves in a Bottle in the (tiny) palm of her hand.

Photo: Len Hasemann

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No matter what your craft is, there are lots of things that you work with that can irritate your skin, especially if you’re sensitive like me. I've tried all sorts of lotions and crèmes. And while they did provide temporary relief (and make my hands softer), I found a product that is completely different. Gloves in a Bottle actually bonds with your skin to prevent irritants from coming in contact with your skin. If you have to work with something like wool or a temporary adhesive spray that irritates your skin, give it a try. You can find Gloves in a Bottle at your local hand-stitching shop or visit their website. If you have a known allergy to something, please check with your doctor before trying this or anything new. I always defer to the experts in these matters.

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grammynan writes: Itoo like gloves in a bottle. Being a quilter this is the only lotion to use that doesn't leave marks on your projects. grammynan Posted: 9:31 pm on September 15th

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