🧤 Versatile Medium-sized White Cotton Gloves for Cosmetic Moisturizing, Jewelry Inspection, and Hand Spa - 6 Pairs Review

I love how soft these cotton gloves are and are machine washable. I use these instead of plastic gloves when going out of the house during this pandemic.

I bought to put something between my hands and surfaces or objects I touched when I went outside. I am a woman over 71 and this and other viruses are a problem for everyone. In my opinion, wearing gloves can help keep you safer and the surfaces you touch safer for those after you. i live in florida Gloves are not worn. Finally. I recently had some kind of flu and just didn't want to spread my germs. I haven't washed them yet, but the gloves help. Don't go out much. My only issue with them is…

Bought these for my mum who has itchy skin to keep her hands from itching. I was a little concerned after reading some of the reviews that they would be too big, but they fit her.

I washed them before first use and two gloves already have to be sewn between two fingers and they are all full of fluff and lint. Not sure if it's cotton so I bought them, they look more like polyester. I bought these to hold hand cream in my hands at night but they curl up on my wrist and fall off all the time. Fit is wrong, fingers have good length but palm is too big for size M. This is a good example that you get what you pay for.

Fast Shipping. However, Revain clearly shows that these gloves have a sewn-on hem at the bottom of the gloves. Upon opening the box, NONE of the gloves have edges, ALL have "rough edges". These gloves have never even been worn/washed and they are ALL starting to roll down the bottom of the gloves. I guess it's a "you get what you pay for" lesson. If I had known the gloves were "unfinished" I would not have bought them. Generally bad quality.

Glove material is a comfortable soft cotton. They fit me perfectly, not too loose and not too tight. I'll bring them groceries so I don't touch anything. I definitely prefer using these gloves over latex/plastic gloves; because my hands get too warm and they sweat. Plus, cotton gloves are better for the environment; I can hand wash them with bleach after each use and reuse them. I recommend buying them!

They are advertised as cotton and are most commonly made of Lycra or Spandex. These are the cheapest gloves I've ever seen. They are very thin and the stitching is terrible. The upper part of the glove that covers the wrist doesn't even have any seams. Not worth the money at all.

These gloves are just what I needed to cover my hands during dyshidrotic eczema flare-ups. They keep drugs from getting on my stuff but most importantly they are so soft and soothing!