Gloves In A Bottle Can Help Parents Protect and Heal Children's Dry Hands from Over-washing as They Head Back to the Classroom
MONTROSE, Calif., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- A year after the pandemic first started, many schools across the country are starting to welcome students back to the classroom. Children (and teachers) are being required to frequently wash their hands at school to help prevent the spread of germs and are returning home with sore, cracked and dry hands from the harsh chemicals found in soap and hand sanitizers. Over-washing hands and the constant scrubbing required of children causes dry hands and is concerning for any parent to witness. A solution that has helped many through the pandemic is Gloves In A Bottle Shielding Lotion—a unique "glove-like" protective lotion that stays on your hands (like a second skin) through multiple washings.
Hundreds of dermatologists are now recommending using a shielding lotion, a new type of skin care product that mimics the skin's protective outer layer. "A shielding lotion is a new kind of lotion. It is a new technology that blends moisturizers with specialized dimethicones that is like a liquid film. It bonds with the outer layer of the skin and helps keep the skin's natural protective barrier intact, which keeps the moisture-robbing irritants out and your own natural oils and moisture in," said Dr. Peter Helton, board-certified dermatologist.
Parents of children experiencing dry hands or redness from excess washing and sanitizing can use Gloves In A Bottle Shielding Lotion to help heal and protect tiny hands. It is free of all parabens and phthalates, is dermatologist tested and prescribed, hypoallergenic and every ingredient is on the FDA's most safe list, so parents can feel good about what they are putting on their child's skin.
For more information and to purchase visit: www.GlovesInABottle.com.
Mineli Gagliano
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