Itchy Skin:
Gloves In A Bottle shielding lotion helps alleviate the condition.

Itchy skin can be caused by many factors, so you need to consult your physician in order to set the correct diagnosis before you start battling the itch (especially if it persists for more than two weeks, is widespread, severe or you can’t explain its reasons). Skin itch can appear by itself or can be accompanied by rash, blistering, skin redness, swelling and increased body temperature.

Itching may appear as a result of some skin disorder or as a symptom of some internal disease.

Dry skin is the most common reason for skin itch that is not followed by any additional symptoms. This condition is the one you can easily control, as it is mostly caused by such environmental factors as harsh weather, dry air (due to air conditioning in summer or central heating in winter), contact with household, arts-crafts chemicals or building materials.

Some skin diseases, allergies and reaction to certain medications can provoke skin itching as well. In such skin conditions as psoriasis, eczema, scabies, lice, hives and chickenpox, skin itching usually is confined to specific areas and may be accompanied with skin inflammation, rush or blistering.

Many internal diseases as diabetes, liver disease or kidney failure (and many more) may have itching as one of symptoms. See your doctor if skin itch goes along with extreme tiredness, weight loss, fever, changes in urination frequency.

Shielding lotion is a brand new category of skin care products that can easily solve the problem of skin dryness providing protection from irritating factors and helping the skin to remain well moisturized throughout the day.

Shielding lotions can help alleviate plain dry skin that is caused by environmental factors as well as dry skin due to eczema and psoriasis, smoothing the skin and diminishing itching. Gloves In A Bottle shielding lotion is not greasy, it doesn’t make your fingers slippery and will never get between you and your work.

Mike Harris At 35 years of age, both of my hands developed scaly, dry skin areas, mostly on the palm side of the hands and fingers, especially the fingertips. After suffering with persistent itching and bleeding, I visited a doctor about it. The doctor believes that there is something that I'm touching with my hands to which I have developed an allergy. He prescribed "Diprolene", but was careful to give me a number of dire warnings about how this was very strong medicine, not meant for prolonged use. The Diprolene did handle the problem, but even if my hands appeared to be completely healed, as soon as I stopped using "Diprolene", the symptoms would quickly return. This was no long-term solution, so I began trying an assortment of different skin care products from pharmacies, Avon, health food stores, taking vitamin E, etc. I even tried wearing gloves most of the day to avoid touching anything with the skin of my hands. I'm sure you can imagine how ridiculous I felt walking around with gloves on in the summer, plus - it did nothing whatsoever to help the situation. In a nutshell, some of these things made the problem more bearable, but nothing was really helping to heal the problem. I saw "Gloves In A Bottle" at a pharmacy. I bought some and tried it. At first, I really didn't think that it was doing very much. This product isn't a moisturizer, like everything else that I tried to use, so it didn't feel like it was doing anything. However, the affected skin on my fingers and palms seemed to be slowly improving as long as I was faithful in using this product. I reached a point at which the large scaly patches basically disappeared and my fingers no longer cracked and bled in a few weeks. A few more weeks, and my hands appeared to be nearly perfect again. Thanks!		Becky Boggess Just wanted to let you know how much I like Gloves In A Bottle. My husband and I own and operate a small delicatessen and we generate tons of dirty dishes. We do have a commercial dishwasher but some of the pots and pans need to be scrubbed first. I end up doing a lot of dishes by hand. I formerly used rubber gloves but I became allergic to them, got a terrible, itchy rash on the backs of my hands. So now I use Gloves In A Bottle two or three times a day. What a great product! My hands are rash-free and no more itch! THANKS!
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