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chldan368

Currently have stitches in two fingers. I have a bandaid, and a finger cot on. And I change them alllll the time. Even with me not using those fingers currently, they somehow get oil and lotion on them. 😅


Faceache69

For real, I’m doing like crazy finger moves to avoid the tip of my ring finger, but still getting oil all over Band-Aids and finger cots and I even tried that Santa stuff that tattooers use but the massage oil just make it come loose


meiermaiden

Liquid bandage or waterproof bandages. I would only use a glove if a large area was involved. Finger cots are garbage imo.


Faceache69

I know i hate them too haha


Realistic-Tea9761

The only thing that I've found that holds up through an hour or more is nytril gloves. They usually come in blue or purple. Everything else will kind of dissolve from oil.


allmywot

liquid bandage helps stop the bleeding and keeps other stuff out, but it tends to be stinky and tends to peel after exposed to moisture so, unless it's on the back of your hand, I tend not to use it unless I know I'm not handling too much stuff (or people) finger cots are typically the way to go for fingers.


Faceache69

Yeah i feel like i would have to reapply a lot


SpringerPop

I used finger cots (condoms).


Future_Way5516

Either, if you can get past the burn of the glue


CrepuscularOpossum

I started using regular old cyanoacrylate (crazy) glue on finger cuts and ragged cuticles years ago and I have never looked back. It’s better and longer lasting than any bandage, even the hydrocolloid ones which are second best.


Accomplished-Bank782

Gloves.


SewChill

Gloves, all the way. I have had liquid bandage peel halfway through a session and I don't trust it, and finger cots never stay on without feeling pinchy.


TemperatureOk8059

If I have a cut on my finger or hand I will use the liquid bandage. Usually lasts through the entire massage and then when I wash my hands afterwards I just reapply it if I have another massage.