Spa Prive Home Spa Collection, Moisturizing Gloves

I also wear the matching booties. Very comfortable at night. They launder great.

They are thinner than I thought they would be but that ends up being a good thing in the warmer months when my eczema flares up and I need to wear the gloves to seal in the moisture from me hand creams and ointments.

Soft gloves. They are a bit on the smaller side, but fit me well. If you dry them in the dryer they will shrink, but they can be stretched back out a little. Overall, they do the job. I put cream on at night and my hands are nice and soft in the morning.

These were too small so they didn’t really work for me at all. I put lotion on my hands and then put these on but there was no way I could sleep with them on because they were just uncomfortable and tight around the fingers. Also they are very thin. I was expecting something similar to the thicker moisturizing super soft fuzzy socks and gloves and did not get that with these. I was really hoping to use these to help with my eczema, wish there was a larger size

Honestly, I'm not even sure what to say about this pair of "moisturizing" gloves. Firstly, they are made out of a simple, thin cotton, so they have no moisturizing qualities. The fabric is so thin that, although they are lightweight and easy to wear at night while sleeping, lotions simply soak up into the fabric. If you're using a really thick cream, be prepared for a bit of a mess. They are sized very nicely. I have large, long hands for a woman and these fit rather well. The price is definitely over the top for me. There are better moisturizing gloves out there.

I cannot see the price of these so I can’t say if they’d really be worth purchasing for the price. I found these to be very comfortable and have a ok fit. I use them when I put castor oil on my nails. It’s very thick and it takes a while for it soak in. I cannot do anything until it does. It is nice to have my freedom back when doing a nail treatment. My nails are improving so this is doing its job. However my issue is that there are already holes along the stitch line. It was like that straight out of the bag. Also the area between your thumb and index finger does not go deep enough. It will still do the job though. Im just not sure how long they will last and hopefully they are reasonably priced for the future.

These gloves in particular, are to date the nicest ones I have tried. They are definitely better than the cheap packs of white gloves you can get, that I use for a week, then throw in with my whites in the laundry. These are noticeably soft & cozy, stretchy, thinner, and far more tailored to fit than the cheap stuff. They are much better fit in the webbing between your fingers, but still doesn't completely follow the contour of your hand, but close enough and a lot closer than the cheaper gloves out there. The single stitch threading on the seam appears well done and no holes in the steam in my pair, which usually shows up in a percent of the cheap gloves out there (but are usually still wearable). The tag is on the outside (versus some that have it inside and rubbing), and I cannot feel it from the inside, despite the tag fabric protruding noticeably on the inside, because it too is so soft. Overall, they are a noticeable giant upgrade from the cheap stuff.The biggest downside is that the seams are bulky (but soft) on the inside, especially in the finger tips. That is no big deal for sleeping at all, and little different than any glove out there. But you lose some dexterity such as if you were typing on a keyboard with them, still possible, but more clunky to do so, and I wouldn't choose to type with them on. Unlike the cheap gloves, this bulk is just soft fluff on the inside. The glove stretches quite thin, seems thinner than the cheap stuff, so you might need to take some care not to overdo the lotion unless you want it moist outside. It has a single stitch on the seam which I suspect will be the weak point in the long-run. Lastly, to keep these soft & cozy, and not shrunk, you probably should follow their instructions to air dry. The cheap stuff out there is so cheap and tight even initially that I don't mind throwing them in with the laundry. But I'll have to treat these differently.I have been using white gloves to wear over Aquaphor at night for a year now, especially during the winter seasons to help heal my skin overnight from dry, cracking skin. You need to wear gloves or when you put a lot of lotion on (or Aquaphor), you either can't touch anything, or it gets on stuff, or wipes off to a minimum. Gloves like this help you keep the lotion moisturizing your hands much longer, and let your skin heal similar to leaving Neosporin and a band-aid on for better healing.

I have an issue with eczema forming on my hands, especially during days where I wash them a lot, even with gentle hand soap for sensitive skin.I HATE having to put on eczema stuff on my hands, especially the really thick stuff (that's the only kind that will work for me), because it just makes such a mess on my bed at night, even when I think it's all absorbed. With these gloves, I have no worries - I just put it on and then slide these over my hands right before bed. They're comfy, stretchy, and form over your hands easily.They help keep all the good protective moisture on my hands, and all I have to do is give them a quick wash and lay out flat to dry for the next night when I'm done with them. They're always dry by that evening. Easy peasy. My eczema will literally start to disappear overnight, and my hands are protectively moisturized through the next day until I use it again that night.I love how these don't disrupt anything about my nighttime routine, they stay put without being overly restrictive, and I hardly notice they're on all night. Win!I will probably be ordering more pairs of these, especially for my youngest son, who gets eczema on his hands in the winter, like I do (his isn't as bad as mine). This will help prevent it from forming in the first place, and we won't have to worry about messy hands. Two thumbs up!