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Long glove shifts trap moisture under pressure — slowing recovery and increasing skin breakdown.
Sweat trapped inside gloves keeps already sensitive skin from recovering.
There’s a clinical term for this: MASD — moisture-associated skin damage. It’s what happens when moisture stays pressed against the skin, hour after hour. That’s why many people feel like their hands never truly recover — even when they’re careful, moisturize, and use gloves.
Read morePeople with sensitive skin, or those who react to trapped sweat, including those prone to eczema, psoriasis, or contact dermatitis. Professionals and athletes who wear gloves for long shifts. Anyone experiencing discomfort, flare-ups, or cracked hands from prolonged glove use
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DRYE was awarded the SKAPA Prize in memory of Alfred Nobel for its textile technology, developed to prevent moisture damage to the skin in protective equipment and to address widespread hand issues like contact dermatitis, cracked, dry, or sensitive skin.
About usLong glove shifts trap moisture under pressure — slowing recovery and increasing skin breakdown.
Extended glove use builds heat and friction over time — especially when sweat can’t escape.
When moisture stays sealed against the skin, irritation and flare-ups become harder to control.
Inside gloves, pressure collapses airflow. That’s why most liners stop working.