Cotton Gloves - for Beauty, Dry Hands, Eczema, Dermatitis and Psoriasis (Large, 3 Pairs)

I recently developed ezcema on the palm of my hands. These gloves have been extremely helpful with protecting the overly sensitive skin, keeping ointments & moisturizers in the right place, and preventing me from scratching in my sleep.They wash well, and have stayed soft. I let them air dry to avoid shrinking in the dryer.I have large hands and thin wrists, these gloves fit me very well. The elastic at the wrist might be too yight for some people, but it is a benefit to me. The thumb is designed to give a good fit and allow dexterity. I can use touch screens while wearing them; the seams can be a little bulking for texting and emails. For meal prep or wet work, I put nitrile gloves over these cotton gloves.They are very comfortable while protecting and speeding up the healing process.I am so pleased with them I am ordering another set to cover the wash/dry time.

These cotton clothes are wonderful. I have very dry, split fingers/hands, and have to use heavy and/or yucky-greasy remedy products on them. I apply these products prior to bedtime and wear these gloves on top to keep the product on all night, and, above all, to keep the lotion/cream/ointment from getting onto my bedding sheets. These gloves do all this, and, as a plus, the gentle elastic at the wrist keeps the gloves from slipping off, yet are not at all tight. The instructions say to "hand-wash" and "air-dry" or use delicate cycle for drying. As for me, I throw them into my "regular" wash and "medium-dry" cycles. No issues, just a bit tighter for the 1st wear, then they just go back to their comfortable fit again. I'm absolutely sold on these gloves, and will stick with them!!

The Dermrelief gloves work as you would want them to. I have washed them, the same as I do with anything I don't want to get "beat up" in the machine, in a mesh lingerie bag inside a flannel pillow case. They came up just fine. Hung them up to dry. Did not shrink in cold water. Would have given them 5 stars if the large had been more true to size. They felt a little small. But the "acid test" was, was I going to be able to fall asleep and stay asleep with them--or would it be like the "pink elephant" thing, i.e. that all I would think about them feeling too small. The answer is I slept fine and got used to the size. They might loosen up with time. They do the trick with keeping your creams and lotions on your hands. This is what you want, esp. in the Winter.

Perfect loose fit for my long fingers. Can be worn on either hand with comfort. I use these to put over lotion generously applied to my hands every night before bed. Personally I prefer hand washing these gloves to avoid any shrinkage, and I add lemon juice to a bowl of water to maintain optimum whiteness. I was so pleased with my first order (3 per box), I purchased a second box within days.Please note: These gloves are best for women who usually wear size large.

Wearing these at night with O'Keefes night cream has worked wonders on my dry rough hands.I don't like wearing gloves and thought I would hate the experience of wearing them all night, but these really were comfortable. That is why they got a 3 star instead of the 2 star review I was going to give them because one of the gloves arrived with a bad seem right out of the box.Would I pay $17 for these again? Probably not. When it comes time to replace them (and if my hands are ever this over-washed and dry again) I will just buy high quality parade gloves for less money.But for now, they are doing what they need to do.EDITED TO ADD: I have since found several of the gloves have such a tight elastic at the wrist, that I have to either cut them or throw them away. I woke up in the middle of the night in pain and found the elastic had really dug in deep into my skin and was red. I couldn't rip it off fast enough. I am a woman that normally wears women's Large gloves or men's Mediums. My wrist measures at 6.75" which is large for a woman, but much smaller than a man's.

These gloves work great to protect your hands. Also work to protect your skin if you are scratching.

These type of gloves were recommended for me to buy by my dermatologist. The reason is to have a lightweight glove that doesn’t fit tight but, will also help to keep a special medical type skin lotion on my hands while sleeping to help me overcome a skin condition. I’ve worn these gloves not every night but almost every night while using the special lotion that was prescribed by my dermatologist. Now I’m happy to say that the skin condition I had been seeing the doctor for seems to be gone. I called the dermatologist’s office & leaving a message I told the dermatologist about the improvement in the condition of the skin on my hands. I told the doctor she was right about me needing the cotton gloves & that they did a great job of keeping the lotion on my hands & not letting it get wiped off on my pillow, bedsheets, blanket, comforter, etc. I’ll just be waiting for the doctor to call when she can to tell me if she wants to physically see me in the office about the improvement of the skin on my hands. The gloves did a great job holding in the lotion allowing it to do its job; don’t restrict hand movement, flexing or finger bending; being made of cotton they don’t make my hands sweat; each pair includes both a right & left hand glove-both gloves in each pair can’t be worn universally. I wash them in a mesh laundry bag only in cold water to avoid shrinkage & it’s my personal preference to dry them by 1st rolling them in a clean, dry towel to absorb excess water, then…hang them in front of a fan set on high speed to air dry while I’m gone shopping, doing other laundry, some cooking, etc.

I wanted to use these to moisturize my hands at night but had concerns they might not stay on or I would not be able to sleep wearing gloves. Not to worry. They stayed on fine. After slathering my hands with lotion, I crawled into bed and slept just fine. No lotion came through enough but they were thin enough to be comfortable at night.