The Big Problem.

With soilants, the big problem Dr. Augustyn and his team faced was to combine a suitable chemistry that would form a masque on the skin to which soilants such as grease, ink, oil or paint would effectively bond, along with a potent hand cleanser to remove these substances from the skin. It usually takes a fairly potent hand cleanser (often solvent based) to remove these substances. However, it is well known a large proportion of the damage done to workers hands IS NOT caused by the soilants they’re exposed to, but rather by the abrasive, pumice hand cleansers they use in an attempt to get rid of the soils and stains.

Many attempts to combine a suitable cleansing agent with a bonding product for use over extended periods failed on several counts. The cleansing agents tested that were potent enough to break up or dissolve the dirt and grime caused serious damage to the test subject's skin in a relative short period of time, with the subjects’ showing symptoms of dermatitis and skin degeneration. The cleansing agents also were attacking the bonding chemistry in a very aggressive manner.

When the team finally realized it would be virtually impossible to create the desired product utilizing conventional chemistry, they decided the only way to achieve their objective was to create a new chemical matrix that would repel dirt away from the skin, thus eliminating the need for harsh cleansing agents.

The Soil Breakthrough.

After experimenting with hundreds of combinations of chemicals, a significant breakthrough occurred when the team manipulated the molecular structures of selected chemicals in such a manner that created a polarity variance on the surface of the skin. This chemical matrix creates a depolarization process that pushes soils away from the skin and packs them into micropackages that are lifted and released with a simple water activation. Therefore, NO HARSH CLEANING AGENTS REQUIRED.

This unique "dirt packing" technology was tested with hundreds of different soilants to assure its performance. The new formulation was submitted to numerous international test laboratories and government standards agencies for their verification testing and approvals. What they found was, this matrix of molecularly altered compounds produced one of the most revolutionary skin protection products ever discovered.

The Antibacterial Breakthrough.

As the team celebrated their newfound soil-blocking technology, Dr. Augustyn congratulated them, then immediately threw down a second gauntlet, challenging them to turn their attention to adding bacteriostatic and bactericidal properties to the matrix.

The team discovered the chemical matrix that formed the base of the soil-blocking formula was most suitable when it came to serving as a carrier for a number of “additives,” especially antibacterial agents. Most hand hygiene disinfectants stop their function the moment they dry on the surface they’re applied to. The team made a huge discovery when the base matrix allowed the antibacterial additive to continue working effectively for hours after it was applied to the skin. This "slow release" process was an added bonus, and accounts for the product’s germ-killing capacity of up to 8 hours.

The "Natural" Skin Moisturizer.

For all of us, our outer layer of skin consists of dead skin cells that protect the vulnerable living cells in the deeper layers underneath, and this outer layer needs to stay moisturized in order to continue providing protection. Regular washing with hand cleansing agents or soap, or exposure to harsh chemicals can strip the skin of this vital first line of defense.

When the skin’s natural oil is stripped from the outer layer, moisture escapes leaving the skin dry, wrinkled, irritated, itchy and extremely vulnerable. Skin lotions and potions replace the natural oils with artificial ones which offer only temporary relief that does little to heal or enhance the skin. Regular use of ointments and creams can actually cause the skin to produce less natural oils.

SkinWear forms a rugged chemical bond with the outer layer of dead skin cells ensuring a dramatic reduction in the loss of the skin’s natural oils and moisture. Germs, dirt and grime adhere to this chemical bond on your skin. After washing them away with water, an after care system stays in place and continues working to protect the deeper layers of skin, leaving skin soft and supple.

Stop soaping up.

SkinWear is a non-toxic, natural skin gel that replaces the typical post cleansing methods of soaps. A 2ml (about the size of a quarter) application of SkinWear placed on your hands prior to starting your day will keep soils and germs off your hands for up to 8 hours, or 4 rinse cycles with water or a damp sponge.

Now, soil, bacteria and grime can be easily removed without the need for soaps that will dry and crack your skin, cost you more money to purchase, and clog your drains.

Take advantage of a product that offers you better hygiene, tremendous cost savings and environmental responsibility. SkinWear.