1. Effectively protect hands from injury, and protect skin from premature skin aging, wrinkles, thinning and other problems caused by UV lamps or nail dryers. 2. You can also use our gloves for kayaking, hiking, driving and other activities. Protect your hands from sunburn. 3. Professional size design, suitable for most people. Meticulous workmanship, tight stitches inside, for use. 4. Made of fiber cotton, safe and eco-friendly, soft and skin-friendly, has a long service life. 5. Light weight and in small size, easy to store and carry, can be easily put into your bag, suitable for home and nail salon. Spec: Condition: 100% Brand New Item Type: Manicure Anti UV Gloves Material: Fiber Cotton Quantity: 1 Pair Product Size: Approx. 18 x 8.5cm / 7.1 x 3.3in Uses: Household, nail salon, etc. PackageList: 1 x Pair of Gloves Notice: 1. Please allow slight error due to manual measurement. Thanks for your understanding. 2. Monitors are not calibrated same, item color displayed in photos may be showing slightly different from the real object. Please take the real one as standard.Smooth to hold: light weight and in small length, easy to keep and convey, may be without problems put into your bag, suitable for home and nail salon. Fabricated from excessive excellent fiber cotton, secure andEco-friendly, tender and pores and skin-pleasant, has a long service life. Characteristic: nail trimming glove can successfully protect fingersFrom harm, and guard pores and skin from untimely skin ageing, wrinkles, thinning and other problems caused by uv lamps or nail dryers. Professional size design, suitable for most people. Meticulous workmanship, tight stitches inside, for use. UV Protection: The UV lamps will have a direct effect of skin tanning, and sometimes cause skin problems. By using the UV mitten, it can effectively protect your han from injury, and protect skin from premature skin aging, wrinkles, thinning, dry, rough and other problems caused by UV lamps. Smooth to hold light weight and in small length easy to keep and conve.
