Salon professionals doing color and chemical services who need disposable protection sized Small -- also a good fit for anyone with a latex allergy, since these are vinyl rather than latex. Fromm sells separate nitrile glove lines for services where a more chemical-resistant, closer-fitting glove is preferred.

The black color isn't just cosmetic -- it's specifically useful for hiding the color and product stains that a clear or white glove would show almost immediately during dye application, which matters for a professional appearance during client-facing services.

Put on a fresh glove before each color or chemical service and discard after use -- these are single-use, disposable gloves not intended for reuse or washing.

Vinyl is inexpensive and latex-free, which makes these a practical, affordable choice for routine color services and a safe option around latex allergies. The trade-off is that vinyl generally fits looser and holds up to solvents less well than nitrile over long or repeated chemical exposure, so stylists doing heavy, all-day color work may prefer a nitrile glove for better dexterity and durability.