Hands on Review: Gloves in a Bottle: Revive your skin

The one thing that we take for advantage on our body has to be our skin; this is the largest organ on our body and is subjected to extreme conditions. We try to find a cream that will help to protect our skin and some do a good job to a point, however Gloves in a Bottle goes to a different level.

When you first apply the Gloves in a bottle you have to remember not to make the mistake and put too much on, as a little goes a long way. When rubbing the cream in you are left with a sticky feeling however; that does not last long and you will be left with an invisible barrier. Some everyday creams on the high street state that they will protect your skin but that is not the case most of the time.

Gloves in a Bottle will help to lock in all the good stuff on your skin like its natural moisture and oils while managing to remove irritants which would normally rob the skin of its natural moisture and oils. My wife loves gardening and always complains how dry and rough her hands feel after having her hands in the dirt.

So she decided to give Gloves in a Bottle a try, after just a few applications she started to notice that her hands started to feel softer and maintained their natural shine. Now my wife uses this cream all the time and loves how her hands always feels hydrated, and as she does work in the garden a lot she keeps washing her hands, and the great thing about Gloves in a Bottle is that the cream will not wash of.

Gloves in a Bottle come in a range of sizes these range from:

• 240ml Bottle: £9.99
• 3875ml Dispenser: £99.99
• 50×5ml Pouches (Boxed): £11.99
• 5ml Pouch: £0.50
• 60ml Blister Pack: £4.99
• 60ml Bottle: £4.99

Some of you might think that this sounds a lot of money for a cream, but you have to remember that a little goes a long way and as we said before the cream will not wash of, so will lost a long time.

For more information visit: Gloves in a Bottle

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