You already dread

taking the gloves off.

Sweaty hands by client four. Gloves fighting you between clients. That smell when they finally come off. And you have to do it again tomorrow.

" I can't get my gloves on"

"Every nail tech knows dermatitis"

“I can’t do nails full time.”

"Nitrile still gave me a rash"

Every service
has its glove moment.

Different gloves. Same fight inside.
Mechanic at work
LATEX · PEDICURE 
Spa pedicure, 1 hr in

“I’m sat in a sweat box of a salon.”

Nail tech

Mechanic at work
NITRILE · BUILDER GEL
Builder gel, 90 min in

“trying to get gloves onto sweaty hands and fighting with melting builder gel”

Nail tech

Mechanic at work
VINYL · ACRYLIC FILL
Acrylic fill, 1 hr in

"I never want to wear another glove again"

Nail tech

Mechanic at work
NITRILE · GEL MANICURE
Gel mani, 45 min in

“I have to wear gloves in a bottle, finger tip covers, cotton gloves and rubber gloves and I still get a reaction!”

Nail tech

Mechanic at work
NITRILE · NAIL ART
Nail art, 1 hr in

"Going to wash my hands IMMEDIATELY"

Nail tech

Why your skin and nails get worse inside gloves over time

Under glove 6 hours/day

100% 50% 0%Skin degradation 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.

One glove. Too many tradeoffs.

LOSING GRIPRipping nitrilesSmellTRAPPED SWEATDiscomfortSoft, splitting nailsDry, cracked handsItchingDermatitisRashesWet hands

02
Your nitrile glove

ALL TRAPPED

5–7min

In a sealed glove: relative humidity hits 90% within 5–7 minutes. Skin temperature climbs to 35°C / 95°F.

Park & Lee, 2025

Monday morning

Humidity arises

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

DRYE goes
under your existing glove.

0.4 mm base layer routes moisture away from skin contact under sealed gloves.

  • Stays dry at skin contact
    no hand resets
  • No glove fighting
    easier on/off, less tearing
  • Dexterity/feel thin 0.4 mm layer
  • Machine‑washable
    built for months of glove work
Nitrile, latex and vinyl. DRYE is made to be worn under sealed gloves. It is 0.4 mm thin, so it fits under standard gloves without changing your outer glove.
Any extra layer can add warmth.

But sealed gloves already trap humidity fast. What usually feels hot is wet skin-to-glove contact.

DRYE adds a thin 0.4 mm textile layer next to your skin. The glove can still feel humid inside, but your skin stays dry — so most users describe it as more breathable, not like wearing a thermal liner.
DRYE isn’t a chemical barrier — and neither is a thin nitrile glove.

Testing on real nail products found thin nitrile held up to nail gel for about 5 minutes. DRYE doesn’t stop HEMA or prevent sensitization, and nobody should tell you a liner can.

What it does add is a practical layer between your skin and the glove. It reduces wet skin-to-glove contact and keeps the skin side drier during long wear. Many nail techs rotate 2–3 DRYE pairs during the day so they always put on a fresh, dry liner between services.
DRYE is made from a thin 0.4 mm textile, so very long or sharp nails can snag the fabric if you pull too hard.

Put the liner on gently, keep your nail tips smooth, and avoid forcing the fingertips. Once it’s on, your outer glove goes over DRYE like normal.
You have 30 days to try it. If it doesn’t improve your shift, you get a refund.
Machine wash up to 90°C / 194°F. Hundreds of washes. Air dry is best — it's thin enough to dry almost instantly, and skipping the dryer prevents pilling. Most techs keep two or three pairs and swap at lunch.
With regular use and washing, most users should expect 6–12 months. The function is built into the textile structure, not a coating that washes out.
Goes under any sealed glove.

Routes sweat from skin to outer fabric. No saturation point.

Phuong Ngo

Nail Tech & Salon Owner, Tampa, FL

★★★★★

“I wear gloves all day, change between services, and DRYE catches the sweat so my hands stay dry.”

I work at a nail salon, so I have to wear gloves all day. Between services, I change my latex gloves and DRYE liners. I notice the sweat on my DRYE, but my hands stay dry. I keep two pairs at work and rotate throughout the day.

Trustpilot review
Used on shift

When precision and touch matter, trapped sweat gets in the way.

Ali Alahaman
Ali AlahamanSalon owner Troy · Kalmar

They add an extra layer under my nitrile gloves when I work with chemicals, and my hands stay much drier and don’t get nearly as sweaty.

Verified customer
Sofia Halvarsson
Sofia HalvarssonHairdresser Nikita Hair· Stockholm

They are nice to use. While it can get warm under nitrile gloves, my hands don’t feel sweaty.

Verified customer
Emilia Asplund
Emilia AsplundPastry chef · Stockholm

They keep my hands dry and comfortable. It took a little getting used to, but now they’re just part of my routine.

Verified customer
Sofia Malmberg
Sofia MalmbergHairdresser Nikita Hair · Gothenburg

They’re comfortable to wear, and my hands feel less dry and irritated now. Definitely an improvement.

Verified customer
Phuong T
Phuong TNail Tech & Salon Owner · Tampa FL

I have eczema and these gloves have been the best things I bought for my hands. Every hour, I would change my gloves and notice the sweat on my DRYE - but my hands remain dried. Thank you so much for making these!

Verified customer
Linn Bäckström
Linn BäckströmPastry chef · Stockholm

I have dyshidrosis, and these gloves have helped me a lot in my daily life.

Verified customer
97%

reported dry hands after 3+ hours on the job

86%

noticed significant skin difference after only two weeks

Verified survey of 500+ glove wearers

Post-purchase feedback from verified DRYE customers. Results vary by glove type, heat, and shift length.

30Days

Either your shift feels different.

Or it doesn’t. Full refund within 30 days.

Secure checkout · 4.8/5 on 59 reviews

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Cotton holds the sweat. DRYE moves it off your skin.

Ramsing & Agner, Contact Dermatitis, 1996

Cotton · DRYE
Cotton

An absorbent.

  • Sweat enters the fabric and stays
  • At saturation, moisture sits on skin
  • Same wet glove on shift 1 as shift 8
DRYE Liner

Asymmetric layering

  • Skin-side repels — sweat cannot sit there
  • Outer-side pulls moisture toward it
  • Continuous transport, no saturation point
30Days

Try it risk-free.

If DRYE Liner doesn't change your shift, full refund. No hassle.

Secure checkout · 4.8/5 on 59 reviews

External validation

Developed over 7 years with 100+
external experts and industry users.

One textile built for life under gloves.

R
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden
Test spec & independent validation.
U
Uppsala University
Research collaboration on sweat movement.
S
Swedish School of Textiles
Textile engineering & structural analysis
Research and development partners

Either your shift feels differentor it doesn’t.

Full refund within 30 days. No forms. No conditions.

Secure checkout · 4.88/5 on 47 reviews
PN
PNUS · 2 reviews

Great liners that work!

I have eczema and these liners have been the best things I bought for my hands. I have to wear latex gloves all day for work. I'd wear the DRYE liners then the latex gloves on top. Every hour, I would change my gloves (and liners) and notice the sweat on my DRYE — but my hands remain dried. When my skin is dried and cracked, I would wear just the DRYE at home and my hands feel better. Thank you so much for making these! I have seven pairs to rotate. Have been wearing them for a few months now. Machine wash every other day (laid to dry under sunlight in between washes). Still great condition.

Jun 15, 2025
DF
Debby FieldsUS · 3 reviews

Incredible difference! Worth every penny!

My son's hands were bright pink and raw with all of the skin peeling off from wearing work gloves. I researched the best solutions and DRYE liners were considered the best. Within a few days of wearing the liners, his hands were drastically improved. Within two weeks, they are completely healed and back to normal. I cannot believe the difference! I also bought a rack to dry the gloves and have now purchased multiple pairs to allow for more washing and rotation to prevent reoccurrence, but these liners made a tremendous difference! Additionally, I was unsure of the best size and customer service was prompt and amazingly helpful. I highly recommend! Worth every penny!

Aug 17, 2025
JO
JonGB · 1 review

Gloves have performed really very well so far

Gloves have performed very well so far, excellent fit, quick delivery and they do as the site describes. They keep the sweat and some extra heat from my palms which are one of my triggers. I'd recommend if like me you've tried everything and it doesn't work — give these a try.

May 1, 2025
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Debby FieldsUS · 3 reviews
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If DRYE Liner doesn't change your shift, full refund. No hassle.

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03

The never-ending loop

POV: You’re stuck in the nail tech advice loop.

“am I doomed to this for the rest of my career?”

— Use thicker mils

“I wore gloves even though I got a contact allergy every time”

— Use Gloves in a Bottle

“cotton liners make my hands sweaty after 30 min.”

— Double up

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

— Cut the fingertips off