Reddit reviews BLUE MAGIC 5215 5Oz Invisible Glove,
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Best quality and safe work gloveProduct satisfies the customer requirementManufactured in China
I used to have OCD w/ hand washing behavior, and I believe I can be of some help here!
Cerave in the tub, can be found at cvs/walgreens, pretty much anywhere. Use this after every time your hands get wet. (coupons! http://www.cerave.com/coupons)
If you are at home, slop this on and add some vaseline to the especially bad areas and then put on some disposable gloves and go about your day as usual. This will protect your hands from the elements but also really lock in the moisturizer. Plus you will still be able to use your smartphone w/ disposable gloves vs cotton gloves. you could get cotton gloves as well and just cut a fingertip off or so.
Since they are itchy, you may want to look into cerave's newer products for eczema and dermatitis these are found over by the first aid stuff at my store. Or grab some generic hydro-cortisone to add in the mix. Personally, the cerave in the tub was enough for my OCD hands + eczema but I am just throwing it all out there.
Another really great product, although it might sting quite a bit at this point so I'd wait until your hands are in better shape is called "Working Hands" https://www.amazon.com/6-8oz-Working-Hands-Value-Size/dp/B00NON258U/ref=pd_lpo_121_tr_t_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=6JBFFCGYXAFTPDQ49S6Z a lot of people swear by it, i use the foot version and swear by that.
As for the water getting into your gloves at work... you can try a product like invisible gloves https://www.amazon.com/BlueMagic-5215-Invisible-Protective-Coating/dp/B000BPEPA0 or https://www.amazon.com/Gloves-Bottle-Shielding-Lotion-2oz/dp/B000UBM1BA/ref=pd_sim_121_3?ie=UTF8&dpID=41QNM-rGlbL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR151%2C160_&psc=1&refRID=6JBFFCGYXAFTPDQ49S6Z and also try just rubbing small amounts of an emollient (vaseline, petroleum jelly) so that the irritants just kinda roll off for the most part....
I really can't think of any by name, it's been five years since I last bought one for myself and two since I last used it, and the brands are probably different anyway since I'm from Germany. I don't know how its handled where you live, but around here you actually get the professional hand care products at pharmacies. Maybe ask them about it.
I don't know if this product is any good, but you're looking for stuff like this. Except this one is water-soluble and thus a bad idea for your line of work, lol.
you apply it first, then it dries to some kinda invisible glove... holy shit, I found it. It has great reviews
What about something like this?
or you could use something that actually works: the invisible glove barrier cream
Disclaimer: the invisible glove I used came in a large orange tub, about the size of a coffee can. I dont recall the actual manufacturer name, but this product was the first hit when I googled it.