Dermavitamins Advanced Hand Glove Mask (Moisturising Treatment) - Repair Extremely Dry Cracked Skin

I suffer a lot from dermatitis and my hands suffer a lot from dry and cracked skin . These gloves came well presented in lovely packaging. Really easy to use and comfortable to wear the scent of the gloves is not to over powering and they are really gentle to your skin. After wearing these gloves i instantly noticed the difference in the quality of my hands they felt really smooth and helped to remove some of the dead skin . Would recommend anybody who suffers with dry cracked hand to buy these .

Deep moisturizing hand mask helps to keep your hands nice and soft. Can be used more than once. Really good and I highly recommend it.

A relaxing addition to the beauty routine - one for the hands. Nothing better than to pop these on and sit awhile watching something fab on the telly box. I found that I enjoyed these more with the addition of a pair of gloves over the top - the warmth seem to help the moisturising.

These are definitely single use. They are very fiddly to secure unless there is another person to help you. For the price they are good value but I don’t think I’d buy again.

I can not see point of this moisturising treatment. It is one 1 use only and after 30 minutes you have to wash it off. My hands were obviously fine after 30min but after washing this off, in exactly the same condition as before. Gloves are too huge and there was nothing to secure them at wrists. Waste of money and I am surprised at all those good reviews.

The rough skin on my fingers seemed like it has been eaten away with this mask, but strangely, my hands felt dry after using it. My fingers had the prune-like appearance that you get when you have soaked too long in the bath, I definitely wouldn't advise wearing them for longer than the stated 30 minutes. It is strange how my hands can feel soft but yet dry at the same time, hopefully after my regular nighttime hand cream they will feel nice in the morning. If you need to get rid of rough skin on your hands then I can recommend this treatment but if you just need a moisturiser then maybe this isn't for you. Also, be very careful about rubbing your eyes when wearing the gloves, even the outside of the gloves can sting your eyes. The treatment smells really nice but it is a strong smell, which also irritated my eyes a bit; the smell goes once you wash your hands after removing the treatment gloves. As the prune effect wears off the more moist my hands became.

A mask to help improve the condition of your hands and repair your damaged dry skin. You just wash you hands to remove any excess moisture, place gloves on your hands and secure with tape. The tape was a bit damaged on this set so I ended up using normal cello-tape to secure as kept slipping off which was ruining my chill vibe. Simply wait 30mins and you will end up with a cream like appearance on hands. You are then advised to wash hands with warm water. My skin felt like I had been sitting in a bath for 30mins, my skin was all wrinkly which felt strange. After application my hands felt really smooth, and refreshed. Directions indicate using once or twice a week but at £9.99 could be an expensive beauty treatment.

Dry hands in cold weather - so uncomfortable, and I don't like to smother my hands with lotions and potions as they often end up sticky, so I was happy to try these. They're easy enough to use - just put them on like a pair of gloves, leave them for about half an hour or so, during which time you can;t really do much of anything, then rinse. Voila - soft hands. Yes, they're soft for an hour or so, but it's not long lasting enough to warrant the price. And this is a one use only item! Not worth the expense.

Every year, I get eczema on one or both hands. Usually, it’s only over the summer, but since the pandemic with all the hand washing, I’ve found it lasting longer. Then comes along this little product. Reminds me of having cream in a rubber glove that feels like silk. I wasn’t sure at first, but my unchapped hand is proof.

It is recommended that you use these gloves once or twice a week. For $6.99, the cost can add up. When I cut apart the gloves, using the connecting seam as a guide, I found that the gloves were not open at the wrist. Cut a little more when you separate them. After I put them on, with the help of my spouse for the second hand, I could go about what I was doing with little interference. I didn't have to sit still for 30 minutes. What I found was that due to the moisturizer, the gloves sometimes slid around. The first picture of my hand is before using these and the second is after.

My hands have been super dry lately. These gloves were a little annoying to put on. The gloves are connected and need to be cut apart with scissors. The stickers to attach the gloves tight to your wrists are on a separate sheet and are not easy to remove - especially once you have a glove on. The stickers don’t stay connected and the gloves don’t stay tight. The gloves seem to be working. Once removed my hands felt smoother. I had burned my hand on the oven earlier in the day and it was healed quite a bit from the solution in the gloves! My hands felt soft for about an hour - then back to being dry again! (Minus my burn area!)

I tend to have very dry skin, and my hands sometimes crack in a very painful manner. I'm always looking for the next best thing to give my hands relief. I've used similar treatments on my feet, but this is the first time I've seen them in glove form. I was anxious to try it! When you open the packet, it's pretty much what you expect. The gloves are attached at the wrist portion, so you simply snip that bit off and put them on. They do include some stickers you can use to fold the tabs over and keep them on your hands, but how you're supposed to do that with gloves on (at least for both hands).... I skipped that part. I sat pretty quietly and they stayed on. No big deal. The thumbs in my gloves were pretty dry. There was very little product in them compared to the rest of the gloves. I'll also vouch that you can use your smartphone while wearing these things. Granted, you can't unlock it with a fingerprint, but I was able to play a silly game to kill time while my 30 minutes counted down. At the end of the treatment, my hands did look and feel marginally better. However, this was a rather short-lived phenomenon. The directions on the pack suggest using these 1-2 times a week. Maybe if I had more to try, I'd have better results. These also might work for those that have more "normal"/less stressed out hands than what I'm dealing with. As it stands now, I'll stick with the old hand cream or Vaseline on my hands at night covered with socks trick.

I used this exactly as directed. Only difference I seen was that my hands were all pruny when I took it off (like they’ve been under water for a long time)