Nail tech at her desk wearing black nitrile gloves over DRYE liners

Your nails are fine on Sunday. By Thursday they're splitting.

Same nails. Same hands. The only variable is the four days in between.

4.4/5 · Trustpilot
“Even with sweat on the DRYE, my hands stayed dry all day.”PN · US “They keep the sweat and extra heat off my palms.”Jon · GB “They alleviate irritation and itching from sweat really well.”Alric · CA “Coming up on a year — still comfortable, hands stay dry.”Athena · SE
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This is what it looks like at the desk.

Nail tech changing a nitrile glove between clients
"By client four, my gloves normally feel soaked."
Her hands after several clients, gloves off
"I can change nitrile gloves without fighting wet hands."
DRYE under the glove during real work at the desk
"Thin enough to work in."
Keep reading
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Your nitrile glove

HeatSweatBacteria

All trapped

Monday morning

Humidity arises

100% 50% 0%
Client 1
New glove
Client 2
New glove
Client 3
New glove
Client 4

One glove. Too many tradeoffs.

Trapped sweatRipping nitrilesSmell24/7 washingDiscomfortSoft, splitting nailsDry, cracked handsItchingDermatitisRashesWet hands

Keep the protection. Lose the tradeoff.
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The never-ending loop

POV:

“I’ve got dermatitis. What should I do?”

— Use thicker mils.

“My hands smell disgusting by the end of the day. What do I do?”

— Use powder.

“I have problems with eczema. What should I do?”

— Use cortisone.

“I hate my sweaty gloves in summer. They keep splitting.”

— Buy cheaper ones.

Why your skin and nails get worse inside gloves over time.

Under glove 6 hours/day

100% 50% 0%Maceration risk rises
Day 1 Day 3 Day 7 Day 14

Healthy skin

No significant barrier changeDay 3 Significant barrier impairmentDay 14

Healthy skin

Day 14
  • Day 3No significant barrier change
  • Day 14Significant barrier impairment

Already irritated skin

Significant barrier impairmentDay 3

Already irritated skin

Day 3
  • Day 3Significant barrier impairment

Sources: Ramsing & Agner, Contact Dermatitis, 1996 — short- and long-term experimental glove occlusion.

DRYE goes
under your existing glove.

  • Sweat. Stays dry for the full shift.
  • Oil. Stays on the surface. Wipes off.
  • Tearing. Your nitriles go on dry, come off dry.
Put on DRYE — 0.4 mm base layer Put on DRYE — 0.4 mm base layer
Put on your usual glove Put on your usual glove

Same glove. Different shift.

A 0.4 mm liner under the glove you already wear.

See what it's made of

Who it's not for.

The liner has to sit over the nail without tension.

Recommended

Short to moderate nails.

Best match for DRYE — less concentrated pressure at the fingertips.

  • →Best match for DRYE
  • →Lower concentrated pressure at the fingertips
  • →Designed for normal working nail lengths
Not recommended

Long or sharply pointed nails.

Higher risk of puncturing or tearing the liner.

  • ✕Higher risk of puncturing or tearing the liner
  • ✕Not recommended for very long or sharply pointed nails
  • ✕Choose DRYE only if the liner can sit without tension over the nail
— 400+ of our customers

" I tried cotton, it doesn't work..."

"It gets wet very fast and then back to square one. Is this only cotton?

Every other liner saturates. DRYE routes.

Cotton · DRYE
Cotton
  • Sweat enters the fabric and stays
  • At saturation, moisture sits on skin
  • Same wet glove on shift 1 as shift 8
DRYE Liner
  • Skin side repels — sweat cannot sit there
  • Outer side pulls moisture toward it
  • Continuous transport, no saturation point
More feedback

From real customers.

4.4 10 reviews via Trustpilot

I have eczema and these liners have been the best things I bought for my hands. I wear latex gloves all day for work — every hour I’d change gloves and liners, and even with sweat on the DRYE, my hands stayed dry.

PN · US

My son’s hands were bright pink and raw from wearing work gloves. Within a few days of wearing the liners, his hands were drastically improved — within two weeks, completely healed.

Debby Fields · US

Excellent fit, quick delivery, and they do as the site describes. They keep the sweat and extra heat off my palms — one of my triggers. If you’ve tried everything else, give these a try.

Jon · GB

I’ve worn them under vinyl gloves, hockey gloves, and a wrist support — they alleviate irritation and itching from sweat really well. One developed a small hole, but customer service replaced it immediately. That alone earns 5 stars.

Alric · CA

Coming up on a year with these liners — still comfortable, keep my hands dry, and no signs of wear. They do what they’re supposed to.

Athena · SE
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Same glove. Different shift.

A 0.4 mm liner under the glove you already wear.

See what it's made of