Anyone know what the stuff is made of? Made by the Q silk folks...curious if there is a do-it-yourself option..
Silky Hand---what is it?
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I have some. It's almost like a spray-on glove. It's like an anti-perspirant for your hand.
Not messy at all. I don't generally use anything on my hand but I thought I should have something in the event I needed it. I like it
I can see the need for something like this in a humid climate, but up here your skin is always dry anyway. I don't like the talc or baby powder,
I finds that stuff tends to kind of "cake up" when it finds moisture, this doesn't do that. I tried a Right Guard spray that seemed to work, but
the Silky Hand was better.
From the feel, I would suspect that the chemical make up of Silky Had is similar to a spray on anti-perspirant
Not messy at all. I don't generally use anything on my hand but I thought I should have something in the event I needed it. I like it
I can see the need for something like this in a humid climate, but up here your skin is always dry anyway. I don't like the talc or baby powder,
I finds that stuff tends to kind of "cake up" when it finds moisture, this doesn't do that. I tried a Right Guard spray that seemed to work, but
the Silky Hand was better.
From the feel, I would suspect that the chemical make up of Silky Had is similar to a spray on anti-perspirant
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Interesting...probably a good thing for here in Atlanta. Any effect on your shaft?
The advantage of putting anti--perspirant on the shaft?
......your game will no longer stink.
:duck:
Or...or, I will no longer sweat the small stuff when at the table.
None that I could see or feel
Silky Hand is a product made mostly for single men, although I have heard of married women using it.
......"Loneliness is a cloak you wear...a deep shade of blue...that's always there." The Walker Brothers. :smile:
......"Loneliness is a cloak you wear...a deep shade of blue...that's always there." The Walker Brothers. :smile:
Kind of like this stuff: http://www.glovesinabottle.com/
Wow...that dermatologist endorsement! He looks trustworthy! Harvard you say?