Eurow Moisturizing Gloves for Dry Cracked Hands, Overnight Healing Cotton Gloves Lock in Lotion for Eczema, Psoriasis, Skincare Relief, Reusable Unisex Fit, 2 Pairs, White

Great deal for two pairs! I can use one pair while the other one is in my hamper and getting laundered, without waiting. I suffer from dyshidrotic eczema, which leaves blisters that itch and ooze, then dry up and crack, and hyperhidrosis, a very bad combination since sweat irritates the already open wounds and cracks, so I worried that these gloves would be made of a material that would make my hands sweat and feel hot, aggravating my eczema, but I did not experience that. They were nice and cool and also stayed in place, so I didn't have any issues at all with sizing. These are comfortable and on the thin side, yet somehow are able to keep the petroleum jelly (Vaseline) I use at night on my hands from bleeding through and leaving my pillow and sheets greasy. I have been using these a week with Vaseline (my dermatologist's recommendation) and although my hands are not free from cracking yet, the bleeding has stopped and I have less cracking, so I have faith in these! Beware though: you will have a tough time using your touchscreen on your phone while having these on, so make sure you put these on when you're ready to stop using your phone for the night.

I bought these to use when handling bottles of honey for state fair entries. They were perfect. Nice and lightweight for grasping things and no fingerprints or lint were left behind.

Got them for my significant other who suffers from cracks in his fingers and hands. He slept with him on the first time and the change was obvious. I think using them consistently is the key.

The picture is deceptive. The glove does not go down to the top of the wrist, as in this picture. It is cut off just under the palm. I will not stay on. Who wants to run to UPS every time to return things

Overall, I am glad I made this purchase and am quite happy with this product. I use these gloves at night to help moisture my hands, and they work quite well. I've used a number of brands of these white gloves at night, and they all work equally well in terms of helping moisturize. I really like that I can still use the touch screen on my phone and the trackpad on my laptop while wearing these gloves. I have not run into problems putting in the wash (I put them in a sweater bag in the wash and let them air dry.) They stay on all night without a problem.As other reviewers have also noted, the fingers are a little bit short, and the gloves are not tight on my hands. For my purpose, this is perfect. I only wear the gloves when I'm asleep or in bed, so they don't need to fit perfectly. Moreover, I don't want the gloves tight around my hands or snug between my fingers - that would brush the moisturizer off my hands.

I've had other cotton moisturizing gloves that were thin and cheaply made; these are thicker and nicer. They don't slide off while you're asleep. It's good to have two pairs, so you have one to wear and one to wash. I recommend washing these by hand and air drying them before use, then washing by hand afterwards. I have very small hands; these gloves fit me well. The fingers are about 1/2" longer than necessary for me, but they fit just right in the hand portion. Therefore, they would not work for people with large hands.Tip: in addition to applying moisturizing cream on your hands before putting on the gloves, rub a little Argan oil into your nails and cuticles. This will help keep your nails from becoming brittle and breaking off. You can find good Argan oil on Amazon, 4 oz. for less than $20.

These are complete crap. They are cozy and comfortable. When you first get these they are great; they are white and a perfect fit. I’m not quite sure why some of the reviewer‘s think these are big, they are not. Also the photos on Amazon displaying the gloves are not completely accurate, you’re not getting long tapered gloves you’re getting small short gloves; they are for small square hands. From the bottom of the glove to my top of my middle finger it is 7 1/2 inches after washing a few times. These have no elasticity after you’ve washed them, they just become stretched out white gloves. After washing these twice they start ripping either at the fingertips or other parts of the seams on gloves. I have included photos, and as you can see the photo of the glove is still white yet gloves are already ripping. These might be fine and more durable for sleeping; for working they are not reliable (as I said they only last a few washes and then you end up throwing them in the trash), not only that but they are all stretched out and my hands keep sliding out of them. They don’t make your hands overheat, and I can actually sleep with them on for a couple hours after I go to bed; I usually end up pulling them off during the night. They are not touch screen assessable with iPads or phones. I think for the price you pay it is a good deal. I dont know how moisturizing they’re actually making my hands, they definitely are a little softer after wering.couple hours. I am putting shea butter/coconut oil etc.on them before putting gloves on and as other reviewers stated the stuff I put on my hands doesn’t seem to absorb into the gloves, but for the most part it usually does stay on my skin. I will never buy these again, For me it was a waste of money since I am using them for work. I don’t feel that the quality of these gloves is good anyway, they should hold up for at least three washes before they start falling apart.

What to say about fit except that these fit me?? I think I have pretty average size hands for a woman, and the gloves do stretch a bit. They are quite short, stopping just shy of my wrist bone. I like them because they don't allow lotion to bleed through, they are not too hot to sleep in, and they kinda sorta work on a touch screen--I find I have to tap pretty hard, so that can get annoying depending on what you're doing. But after a few days of wearing these overnight with a ton of my usual hand cream slathered on, I do think that my dry cuticles are better. My grandmother always slept in cotton gloves (and socks, but I'm not going there lol). I'm glad I tried these.