Rozalex Wet-Guard Protection Barrier Cream Tub 450 ml

I bought it for my son who wears gloves at work and his hands sweat a lot, he says it's helping and has an antiseptic aroma,it's a barrier cream

This stuff is great for keeping your hands warmer and dryer through the winter

It’s a lot different than my last tub of something like this, but I brought that years ago, this is quite wet in texture, smooth and goes on easily. Very white, and seems to go on well, how good it’s time will only tell, not had enough wet jobs to really tell yet.

I am a resin artist and have previously fallen victim to chemical resin burns. This is a fantastic way of protecting your skin from resin spillage. I must admit I have not yet, that I’m aware of spilt resin onto my hands and I also go ahead and use nitrile gloves although prior to use this I would have encountered at least itching on a weekly basis. Getting that this is partly accountable for the fact that I have not had any reactions. Avoiderer I am well aware is not a word I just like it.

I've bought some different types of barrier cream from Amazon. Some claim to give you extra grip ...?? 🤔🤣 However this is the product you are seeking if you want stop dirt . My dirt comes out the back of a cow ... 💩 Working in the dairy my hands are constantly wet . No blanket sticking with this cream .It's proper Barrier Cream 👌

Quite thick in use and leaves a slightly powdery deposit but definitely does the job.

I have used various creams over the years… very oily jobs- so a good test… this works as long as you get it into all your nucks and crannies…. Takes a bit of doing, mainly under finger nails and on top. Once rubbed in it does help… in my experience, a solution with a washing up liquid type was the best as it would run into all the parts of your hand. This did help and it goes a long way.. not a good price but if it lasts a wile I wouldn’t complain… still using it. Some complain about the powder on your hands once rubbed in, yes it did but when your gonna get your hands very dirty a bit of powder didn’t worry me but I can image in some cases it would. I found to work it in- dip all your fingers in the paste, that would get good coverage, then just rub your hands all over… seems to work for me. I didn’t give it full stars but it does work… let’s see how it goes when I get paint on my hands… not done that yet. Cheers. Lee.

Used on my arms, to protect from coolant in cnc machine. Stopped rash forming, but leaves a residue on your arms which rubs off on to your clothes leaving white marks. They do easily wash out though.