New-Skin Liquid Bandage Liquid Bandage for Cuts and Minor Scrapes, 0.3 Ounce

This is the best to use on paper cuts and hang nails and scrapes on hands because bandages don't stay on if you're washing your hands all day. I find it doesn't usually sting until the *second* time you apply it to a small cut, but I'm ok with it. Irritating little wounds heal faster and hurt less once they're coated with this.I also use it for scrapes elsewhere, mostly because I get annoyed with having bandages on. It's best for small wounds, obviously, but I find it helps me avoid scarring, which my skin is prone to. It's also more discreet than a bandage if it's somewhere visible, like the arms or face. It can still be seen but less obviously.It's a great addition to a travel or first aid kit because it doesn't take up much space and it's so useful. Plus, I always seem to hurt my hands carrying suitcases and such on a trip! I just wish there could be a plastic version because I'm always afraid I'll break the glass bottle on a trip. Hasn't happened yet, though.There's a different kind for kids from the same brand that doesn't sting but also doesn't stay on as long. If the sting really bothers you or younger ones, you can give that a try.

This liquid bandage really comes in handy for small cuts and scrapes. It’s easy to apply and dries pretty quickly, forming a nice protective layer that stays put even when you’re washing your hands or moving around a lot. It definitely saves you from dealing with regular bandages that can peel off or get dirty.The bottle is small, but a little goes a long way, so it lasts longer than you’d expect. It’s great to keep in your medicine cabinet or toss in a bag for emergencies. Overall, it’s a super convenient product that works exactly like it’s supposed to. Definitely something I’m glad to have around!

Works great. Jist I left it in my car 1 day and temp was about 90 outside. The bottle exploded and made a mess in my car . Didnt expect that . Aside from that its thick and adds a protective layer to cuts.

Stings like heck (like a solvent/astringent) but is superior to band aids for many types of cuts and broken blisters. I recently had a stubborn scrape on the back of my Achilles tendon. It wouldn't heal using just Neosporin and band aids. With New Skin it healed in about 3 days. One more thing: I recommend getting a few smaller bottles as opposed to a bigger one just in case the product hardens at the top (like super glue it may harden closed). Good luck!

I cut myself pretty deep on my pinkie knuckle, probably should have went in for it but I bought this instead. This stuff works! I work with food and I’m constantly washing my hands, I wore a bandaid for a few days at first (while waiting for this to arrive) and it looked like it was starting to get infected. I started using this “new skin” and it doesn’t budge and it puts a waterproof layer over my cut that also desensitized it when bumped or rubbed and etc. I’m glad I found this instead of using super glue lol iykyk. Anyway, this stuff also helped at healing my cut! After a couple days it will get itchy because it’s healing, I peeled it off and it took all the dead skin/infected looking dead skin with it and didn’t hurt at all. Definitely recommend!!

Incredibly painful when applied to cuts or open wounds, but also effective at preventing infection and aiding healing. Smells like nail polish, or acetone nail polish remover. Viscerally unpleasant! But like I said, very effective for keeping wounds clean, particularly on tricky places like fingers.

works great, stays sealed while I do dishes too!

glass bottle, one time use if not used properly. will contaminate the whole bottle if you don't pay attention when applicating.