27 Mar
Blog

NatraCure Intense Hydrating Gel Gloves Review

My experience:

I suffer from extremely dry skin on my hands, winter makes things worse. That's why I was so excited when I received this product. In all honesty, I've never been so excited to write about a product in 2020. When NatraCure gloves arrived I asked my mom to test it and she loved it so much that I had to ask her to return it to me for review.

When I tested these gloves, I immediately fell in love. NatraCure Moisturizing Gloves moisturize and soften the underlying tissue to promote healing. This one size fits most glove design is suitable for both women and men. I got relief from dry, cracked skin on my hands and fingers that I complained about for so long. You can use these gloves with your favorite lotion, hand cream, or skin moisturizer. Especially in winter, they keep your hands warm at night and at the same time provide the moisture your skin needs. I recommend using it after scrubbing for extra softness. These gloves are odorless and latex free, which makes them ideal for sensitive skin.

The medicinal mineral oil ensures that dry hands and cuticles are deeply hydrated. I like to wear them when I want to relax or watch Netflix at night. The gel lining feels so smooth and cool, but when warmed to the temperature of your hands, it steadily releases essential oils that soak your skin with nourishing, therapeutic moisture. For me, this is a must have in your winter skincare routine.

It's like bringing spa into your home, just play your favorite song, light your favorite candle, put on those gloves and you are instantly in relaxed mode. NatraCure Intense Hydrating Gel Gloves soothe and soften not only dry, rough hands, but also the cuticles. When the inner gel liner comes in contact with your skin, it warms to body temperature and releases seven skin-soothing essential oils as well as shea butter. For me, every time I say this, experience calls out to me luxury. The moisturizing effects of jojoba oil, avocado oil, and grapeseed oil taken together are incredible.

I just put them on and sleep, in the morning my hands are so softer and smoother. I will definitely order more :]

characteristics

Cosmetic ingredients embedded in the garment.

Moisturizes the skin, making it softer and more comfortable.

Can be worn day and night

Softens hard, dry, rough hands, fingers and cuticles. Use after washing your hands.

Binds moisture with a non-breathable gel lining that makes your hands feel good.

For small to medium-sized female and male hands. Should be snug for better skin contact.

HOW TO USE: Wear at least 2-3 times a week. Use daily for better results. Lavender scent.

Main Ingredients: Olive oil, avocado oil, aloe vera.

12 Nov
Blog

Natra Intense Hydrating Gel Gloves Review

My experience:

I suffer from extremely dry skin on my hands, winter makes things worse. That's why I was so excited when I received this product. In all honesty, I've never been so excited to write about a product in 2020. When NatraCure gloves arrived, I asked my mom to test it and she loved it so much that I had to ask her to return them to me for review.

When I tested these gloves, I immediately fell in love. NatraCure Moisturizing Gloves moisturize and soften the underlying tissue to promote healing. This one-size-fits-most-glove design is suitable for both women and men. I got relief from dry, cracked skin on my hands and fingers that I had complained about for so long. You can use these gloves with your favorite lotion, hand cream, or skin moisturizer. Especially in winter, they keep your hands warm at night and at the same time provide the moisture your skin needs. I recommend using it after scrubbing for extra softness. These gloves are odorless and latex-free, which makes them ideal for sensitive skin.

The medicinal mineral oil ensures a deep supply of moisture to dry hands and cuticles. I like to wear them when I want to relax or watch Netflix at night. The gel lining feels so smooth and cool, but when warmed to the temperature of your hands it steadily releases essential oils that soak your skin with nourishing, therapeutic moisture. For me, this is a must have in your winter skin care routine.

It's like bringing spa into your home, just play your favorite song, light your favorite candle, put on those gloves and you are instantly in relaxed mode. NatraCure Intense Hydrating Gel Gloves soothe and soften not only dry, rough hands, but also the cuticles. When the inner gel liner comes in contact with your skin, it warms to body temperature and releases seven soothing essential oils as well as shea butter. For me, every time I say this, experience calls out to me luxury. The moisturizing effects of jojoba oil, avocado oil, and grapeseed oil taken together are incredible.

I just put them on and sleep, in the morning my hands are so softer and smoother. I will definitely order more :]

characteristics

Cosmetic ingredients embedded in the garment.

Moisturizes the skin and makes it feel softer and more comfortable.

Can be worn day and night

Softens hard, dry, rough hands, fingers and cuticles. Use after washing your hands.

Locks in moisture with non-breathable gel lining that puts your hands in nourishing goodness.

For small to medium-sized female and male hands. Should be snug for better skin contact.

HOW TO USE: Wear at least 2-3 times a week. Use daily for better results. Lavender scent.

Main Ingredients: Olive oil, avocado oil, aloe vera.

16 Feb
Blog

Winter Sunscreens Are Just More Hydrating

I know that sunscreen is important. It is preventive. That the science behind it is real and that dermatologists say you should. But sometimes it sounds a bit … illogical. If I sit inside all winter, bundled from head to toe and the sun goes down at 4 p.m. anyway, do I still need it? Winter sunscreen sounds wrong, but OK.

Much of this resistance is due to the fact that you can't really see your sunscreen working. During the season of ordering, skipping workouts, and dealing with unwanted body hair by covering them with sweaters and cozy pants, my MO is practical and sun protection is an extra step. And I'll be the first to admit that I usually skip it. Except this winter I have not! I became a hard-working SPF wearer in winter, all because I finally found a few sunscreens that can be wonderfully applied to my face every morning.

It started with a list of pretty specific requirements: I wanted it to be mineral, not chemical, because if I use something every day, I want a skin care benefit that I can actually see. (Zinc, the main ingredient in mineral sunscreen, is super soothing and also my number one trick if it doesn't break out on airplanes.) The sunscreen of my dreams would be moisturizing and moist, and additional points go to those who have been balancing my complexion. I should be able to use a lot of it (the recommended half teaspoon for my face and neck) without feeling like much. And when we really get involved, I wanted to see if there are any out there that I didn't know about. (Honorable mention of Josh Rosebrook and Unsun's objectively great mineral formulas.) The bar has been raised, but after months of testing, I'm here by summer.

Ever heard of koa? Neither do I, before this SPF. It's tinted and untinted, but I like the tinted version better – not because of the cover (it's super sleek) but because I think you're always better off starting from a place that doesn't know mineral Is sunscreen. It is viscous and melts on the skin so I can really wrap it up without feeling like I am wearing a lot of sunscreen. The finish is damp and balances me out a little, good for days when I don't wear complexion makeup, which is the case most days. My skin just looks good when I wear it, which makes me wear it, which makes my skin look even better over time. It's a positive feedback loop and I'm here for it.

When I mentioned to Ashley that I was looking for new zinc sunscreens, she suggested it – and it doesn't disappoint. The little bit of mica and the conditioning vitamin E make it almost like a facial oil, with a similar shine that lasts. It's also the option that I find that covers me the most – it can add some shine under tinted moisturizers, but it brightens and balances itself out well. (Its peach tint is more universal than true-to-skin tones – it brightens pale tones across the board.) If you want to get on the Supergoop train but prefer a physical sunscreen factor, you should try this.

Everyone is talking about EltaMD's UV-Clear sun protection and I understand. But this purely mineral version, which my dermatologist made available to me immediately after laser treatment, is similarly great and does not get nearly enough shine. It's the only formula on this list that contains zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, which is often the culprit behind a white cast, but the light tint makes this a problem. To be honest, I'm pretty fair (especially now that I wear SPF every day) and when I first pressed this into my hand, I was afraid that it would get too dark. Miraculously, as soon as I spread it over my face, it melted perfectly and almost disappeared, taking away my pores and all the redness. It's also by far the largest bottle (three ounces!), So you won't feel bad if you use it generously.

Would you like to improve the skin care functions of your sunscreen? Add probiotics and a number of moisturizing ingredients like glycerin and shea butter. This sunscreen has a whipped texture that feels most like a cream and least like sunscreen. It has a slight tinge of beige, but when you start rubbing it in, does it almost foam up? I can't really explain this phenomenon, but I'll tell you: enforce. After a few seconds of massage, all white stripes melt to a perfect, moist, radiant and completely clear finish. And the scent! Many thanks to Emily Ferber, who found this guy on Instagram, and to Kinship, who knew that my sunscreen should smell like cupcake.

– Ali Oshinsky

Photo via ITG