The largest organ of the body is the greatest health risk.
08/05/2005
Since the largest organ in the body is also the most exposed to the elements and the many other factors with which it comes in contact, it is also most likely to be first in line to object to being mishandled. This objection takes the form of allergic reactions, sunburn, cracked dry skin, eczema and psoriasis - any of which can create a living hell for the sufferer.
Solutions to dry skin have long been one of the most searched for items on a laboratory's agenda. Although many short-term remedies have been discovered and promoted, as can be seen by the variety available on supermarket shelves, none have actually been successful on a long-term basis.
"A different approach was necessary to solve the main basic flaw common to all these products," said Dr. Wayne Weber, Board Member and Director of Research and Development for Gloves in a Bottle. "The problem was how to keep the natural moisture in and at the same time protect against the invasion of foreign destructive elements that damage the skin. The main flaw with most other products was they hardly stayed on long enough to be effective, and gave the wrong message to the skin that it is adequately moisturized. The final battle against dry itchy skin was won when we developed Gloves in a Bottle which actually bonds with the top layer of skin to form a natural glove that does exactly what we had been searching for."