OUR ORGANIC SKIN BARRIER IS BASED ON SCIENCE
The first step is understanding the advanced skin technology behind the DERMAGLOVE brand, which is based on science and organics. Science provides the critical component of this advanced line of products. Each application delivers and leaves behind an invisible glove, an organic barrier of protection called invis-0-bond®.
DERMAGLOVE is unlike typical skin sanitizing or disinfecting products, proven to strip your body’s skin of oils and lipids and only remain effective on the skin, after application, for approximately 2 minutes.
Instead, DERMAGLOVE products remain on your skin’s surface by way of science, actively keeping skin safe and not susceptible or exposed to the elements after our products dry and evaporate. Each product is infused with essential oils, vitamins, minerals, and other organic, non-toxic skin soothing and deep conditioning ingredients that have proven benefits in improving skin health naturally while energetically strengthening the body’s immune system.
The proprietary technology known as invis-0-bond® was explicitly engineered to remain on your skin's surface to shield skin while delivering nutrients into the body, keeping the bad stuff out of your pores, and delivering the good stuff into the body for an extended period following application.
Today skin infections are rising, and experts realize that relying on hand sanitizer and surface (non-skin safe) disinfectants is not the answer for many skin-related conditions that quickly spread from surface-to-skin and skin-to-skin contact.
Understanding skin infections is critical because the facts remain the same:
Your skin is your body's largest organ. It has many different functions, including covering and protecting your body. It helps keep germs out. But sometimes, the germs can cause a skin infection. It often happens when the germs enter your body through a break, cut, or wound on your skin. Other skin infections can occur where the skin rubs together, especially if the area is moist. Infections can also happen when you have a poor blood supply to a place on your body or if your immune system is weakened because of environmental conditions, disease, or medical treatment.
Some skin infections cover a small area on the top of your skin. Other conditions can go deep into your skin or spread to a larger size.
Skin infections are caused by the growth of bacteria or microorganisms just under the skin and enter through minor injuries such as cuts, scrapes, and blisters. These infections remain relatively mild and can often be cured by topical solutions. However, there are cases where skin infections can become increasingly painful and dangerous, especially if left untreated.
Four Types of Infections:
Bacterial
Bacterial infections are common and often appear as bumps on the skin that increase in size over time. Some can be easily treated with antibiotics, while others require more intense care.
Common bacterial skin infections include cellulitis, impetigo, boils and leprosy.
Viral
Viral skin infections are caused by a virus and can range from mild to severe and dangerous.
Common viral skin infections include chickenpox, shingles, molluscum contagiosum and roseola.
Fungal
fungal infections generally begin in damp areas of the body and are spread by physical contact.
Common fungal skin infections include athletes foot, yeast infection, ringworm, nail fungus, oral thrush and diaper rash.
Parasitic
Parasitic infections are caused by parasites that can spread to the bloodstream and organs from the skin. Some can be difficult to diagnose.
Common parasitic skin infections are caused by tiny parasites that live on your skin like lice, bedbugs and scabies.
It is imperative to comprehend that the single function of your skin is to protect the insides of your body from infection. But what happens when the skin itself gets an infection?
Following suitable hygiene protocols and using more advanced hygienic products has become critical. You can use several over-the-counter medications if a skin infection occurs, but others require medical attention if the disease is detected. Being mindful and proactive with the products you select for protecting your skin is always the safest and best approach to keeping your body’s immune system healthy.
Four Essential Steps for Preventing Skin Infections:
Hand hygiene – wash your hands regularly.
Skin Protection – protect your skin from the elements.
Environmental Cleaning – keep your work and home clean.
Contact Precautions – avoid contact with those who have a skin infection.
Consider DERMAGLOVE products for:
· WORKPLACE: Dirt and bacteria can settle on joint surfaces, laptops, phones, trashcans, chairs, work areas, and more. Keeping your work area clean is essential by periodically dusting your desk and the surrounding area. Be careful when sharing personal items with coworkers or other family members, as you may come into contact with an existing infection without realizing it. Even with family members, it is essential to be cautious about sharing water bottles, utensils, etc. To be safe, wipe down and clean your items frequently to decrease the risk of infection.
Consider these products while at work:
· DAILY HYGIENE: practices decrease the health risks for yourself and those you contact by regularly utilizing cleansing products that provide extra skin protection.
Consider these products to take care of your skin and hygiene:
· HOME: this includes being surrounded by young and old that enter and leave the dwelling often, so naturally, this group is at risk for skin infections because they can come into contact with many carriers in so many places. It is essential to take preventative steps to ensure that minor conditions are not dangerous. Most importantly, ensure everyone washes their hands as often as possible and sanitizes or removes their shoes upon entry. Keeping the skin clean, especially before and after outings, after bathroom visits, after playtime, and always before and after meals, is imperative. Apart from standard bodily care, ensure your family regularly uses and changes their hygiene products. This includes toothbrushes, hairbrushes, washcloths, towels, sheets, etc. It would be best to cut or file your child’s fingernails often, as they are a common site for bacteria.
Consider these products for your home:
· OUTDOORS: insect repellent may be worth the purchase. While it is not a huge concern if your child comes home with a mosquito bite, it is vital to check the site regularly and treat it with over-the-counter medications to stop the persistent itching and skin irritation.
Consider these products while outdoors:
· GYMS: are tricky, but the best practice is to keep equipment as clean as possible to prevent the spread of infection. Always wipe your gear with a clean towel or use disposable wipes during sessions. Always wear shoes and socks and wash your hands before and after using the workout. Sports gear and gym bags are only sometimes missed, and these should be disinfected as regularly as possible as they can gather and transfer a variety of bacteria from the gym to the car and then to the home.
Consider these products for the gym:
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