Built for colorists and stylists handling hair color, bleach, or other chemical services who need a snug, low-bulk glove for fine motor control during application — and for anyone with a latex allergy or sensitivity who needs a latex-free alternative.

The Small size fits narrower hands; sizing runs to standard glove sizing rather than the looser fit of some bulk exam gloves.

The main reason to reach for these over a generic exam glove is fit and feel during actual color work: the thin, flexible vinyl lets you mix, section, and apply product without the bulk of a heavier glove getting in the way.

Because they're powder-free, they also won't leave a residue that could interfere with color processing or transfer onto a client's skin or hairline.

Use is straightforward: put on a fresh glove before starting any chemical service and discard it afterward.

• Pull one glove from the dispenser box per hand
• Check for tears before starting a service, especially around the fingers
• Use for a single service only, then discard
• Store the box away from direct heat or sunlight so the vinyl doesn't degrade

A few things stand out about this glove in daily use:

• Powder-free, so no cornstarch residue winds up on clients' hair or skin
• Latex-free vinyl, safe for people with latex allergies
• 3-mil thickness balances tear resistance with the dexterity needed for precise color work
• 100 gloves per box keeps a station stocked without constant reordering

There are trade-offs worth knowing before buying a case:

• Vinyl stretches less than nitrile or latex, so fit can feel less snug on hands at the larger end of Small
• Vinyl generally offers less chemical resistance than nitrile against harsher solvents over prolonged contact
• Single-use only — not meant to be reused across clients or rinsed and reworn