4 November 2025
Soothing Eczema Gloves For Kids
- Paraffin & Steroid-free solution
- 24/7 clinically proven eczema relief
- Reduces pain & discomfort in days
- Gives you and your child your sleep back
- Award-winning eczema clothing company
- Hypoallergenic & eco-friendly eczema treatment
- Glove rim colours may vary depending upon size
When your child’s hands become affected by eczema, GP-prescribed creams often do little to provide the relief they need. However, our DreamSkin-coated Tencel Cotton gloves not only soothe but also actively promote healthier skin function.
When worn on a regular basis, these soothing eczema gloves for kids stimulate the sensors under the skin that become dormant when eczema appears. This allows the skin to self-regulate both its temperature and moisture levels for better health.
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- Ready to wear, straight out of the box – There is no need to wash your HappySkin garments before the first wear. They are manufactured in a sterile environment. The DreamSkin coating technology is active from the moment you unbox, so your little one can enjoy soothing comfort right away.
- Which creams work alongside HappySkin – DreamSkin manages moisture and delivers its soothing action directly to the skin, without blocking skin pores the way a heavy barrier cream can. Gentle, fast-absorbing NON-PARAFFIN moisturisers are perfectly fine. Apply the cream little and as often as needed and always allow to absorb fully before dressing, so that nothing gets in the way of the HappySkin clothing and your child’s skin.
- What not to use – Avoid paraffin-based or greasy ointments while your child is wearing HappySkin. Thick, oily creams block skin pores and prevent the skin from its single most important function of managing body temperature. They also cause higher dosages of steroids because they are also blocked from reaching the skin. Higher doses mean higher likelihood of Topical Steroid Withdrawal symptoms.
Still trying to figure out the best skin care routine for your child? Our In-House Skin Experts are always happy to help.
Read More: Finding The Best Eczema Cream – What Works and Which To Avoid | Natural Remedies for Eczema
Our DreamSkin® technology coated on HappySkin clothing, mimics the top layer of your skin. The Dreamskin coated fabrics stimulate your child’s skin to restart the natural flow of moisture which then regulates the temperature of the skin. That way, the skin starts to function normally once again and starts its journey back to recovery.
Our clinically proven DreamSkin® technology coated on to all HappySkin® clothing has been a proven success in our NHS prescription range for over a decade and has been issued to patients when usual treatments such as emollients or steroids have not worked.
No Washing Required – Wear Straight Out the Box!
Care Instructions:
- Wash between 30°- 40°
- Do not Bleach
- Tumble dry on low/medium temperature
- Iron at low/medium temperature
- Do not dry clean
Composition:
- 53% Cotton, 42% Tencel Cotton, 5% Elastane
- No harmful chemicals, dyes or toxins (which is why we’re only available in white).
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If traditional medication is not working or if you just need some advice on how to get the best out of your HappySkin garments, please arrange an appointment with one of our skin experts. They will explain how the skin works and how to treat eczema flare-ups by dealing with the root cause of the problem rather than treating the symptoms.
*New potential customers will incur a £15 consultation fee which is fully redeemable against your first HappySkin purchase (minimum spend of £30 or above)
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*Orders over £50 have free and unlimited access to our skin experts .
HappySkin have created a helpful Eczema Skin Care Routine for baby guide.
You will find an eczema care routine, baby bath routine, how to wash the skin, face wash routine and answering frequently asked questions by parents.
Learn more about eczema symptoms and common triggers in our eczema guide.
