This product is designed for dry, rough, or tired-looking hands, but it is still an active mask, not plain cream. The glove format keeps the serum in close contact with the skin for longer, so a reaction may be more noticeable than with a hand cream you wash off quickly.
The source advises against using the mask on broken or highly irritated skin. If your hands have cracks, cuts, or any open area, wait until the skin is intact before trying it.
If your skin is very reactive or you know that adhesive glove masks worry you, test cautiously first. A simple way is to wear the mask for just a few minutes and then remove it, or apply a little serum from the glove to the inside of your wrist and leave it for 15 minutes. Watch for stinging, redness, or itching. If any discomfort appears, stop use.
Before using, read the full ingredient list on the packaging. This formula contains snail secretion filtrate, glycerin, urea, mineral oil, ethylhexyl palmitate, dimethicone, argan oil, and vitamin E. If any of these are known triggers for you, this mask is not a good match. If you are unsure whether an intensive glove mask suits your skin, ask a pharmacist or dermatologist for advice.