NEW-SKINSensitive Skin Hypoallergenic Liquid Bandage for Minor Cuts and Scrapes, 0.3 Ounce (Packaging May Vary)

Very gentle on your split fingers. Does not sting

I've tried other liquid bandage for tiny cuts, but they usually have acetone in them and sting/burn really bad. This liquid bandage uses different ingredients and doesn't sting. The tiny cuts on my fingertips from winter dryness have almost completely healed after only three days of use. Follow the directions and shake the bottle well before using. Then apply a very thin coat and wait one to three minutes for it to dry. You can apply a second layer to the first after it's dried. It'll last through handwashing, but will need to be reapplied depending on your situation.

You keep having to add layers if you want it to stay on and protect wound! Annoying!

The New-Skin Sensitive Skin Liquid Bandage is perfect for minor cuts and scrapes, offering a quick and gentle solution.Gentle on Skin: Hypoallergenic and designed for sensitive skin, making it a great choice for those with skin irritation concerns.Easy Application: The liquid formula goes on smoothly and dries quickly, creating a protective barrier over wounds.Protection: Provides durable protection against dirt and water, helping to prevent infection while the wound heals.Compact Size: The 0.3-ounce bottle is convenient and portable, ideal for carrying in a bag or first aid kit.Comfort: Does not cause stinging or discomfort when applied, offering a pain-free experience.Highly recommend for anyone looking for an effective, gentle liquid bandage for minor injuries!

medication does not work, it is not waterproof. used once after receiving, applied 3 coats to cut on hand ,with appropriate drying time and immediately came off after one wash. going to have to throw away. and item is ineligible for return/i am not able to get my money back.

Very fast delivery, great price, NO problems, I loved the product. 5-Star great. Highest recommendation.

This is very different than traditional new skin. It dries slowly, doesn’t go on as precisely and does not stay on nearly as well. It turns white and can peel off easily when moist (so sweat will loosen it). I have found it helpful for covering wounds that I am prone to touching, because it creates a barrier. I like using it on my face, because it comes off so easily when wet that it doesn’t feel like a big commitment to cover an irritated area.It is more pliable than traditional, new skin, which can sometimes be annoying, but if you know that going in, you can use either product strategically. I like to use this on cartilage, like my ear or nose, or even cuticles That I cut a little too much. The traditional new skin is much better for cut and scrapes that need several days to heal in areas that need to tolerate more wear and tear.

At first I put too much and it couldn't dry, and it stayed white and washed off easily. Then I did a very thin layer and it turns transparent and worked more like the old New Skin. So don't put too much.