Overnight Hydration Gloves
Overnight Hydration Gloves
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Overview
Overview
These overnight gloves, made from 100% organic cotton, enhance the moisturizing effects of the Paume Probiotic Hand Balm or Hydration Mask while you sleep, leaving your hands feeling soft, hydrated, and rejuvenated.
Treatment Instructions:
Apply a generous amount of Probiotic Hand Balm to your hands, fingers, and nails.
Put on the gloves and wear them overnight.
Remove the gloves in the morning to reveal nourished, smooth hands.
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Key Features
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Technical Specification
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Delivery and Returns
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