There are few things in life I hate more than getting my clothes wet when I’m washing my face. And that’s precisely why these wacky water-stopping bracelets stopped my thumbs in their tracks when I was scrolling through TikTok the other night. Sure, the amount of life hack products out there these days is pretty high, but these bbs gave me that OMG this is life-changing rush.
Liquilinks’ Wash Bands are designed to capture liquid and prevent it from running down your arms, no matter the washing task. If you’ve been using sweatbands or scrunchies to keep your arms dry, this was practically made for you. Molded from lightweight, flexible silicone, they slip easily over your hand and create a comfortable, water-tight seal around your wrists. Wear them while you wash your face, scrub away a mud mask, clean your makeup brushes, or hand-wash your lingerie.
“Honestly, I can say they were probably my favorite gift [my husband] ever gave me besides my engagement ring. They truly work, keeping you dry, your counters dry, and your bathroom clean,” raves one reviewer.
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Unlike some viral TikTok products, the patent-pending wristbands are something you’ll actually use—often. In addition to blowing up on #BeautyTok, they’ve begun going viral internet-wide for their many uses. Parents (and pet parents) love them for bath time. Restaurant staff love them for washing dishes. And, believe it or not, they’ve even caught on with mechanics who love how the pliable wristbands prevent oil from running down their arms without interfering with their work.
The functional water-catching bracelets are available at Liquilinks.com for $22 and come in four color options that’ll complement your GRWM headband and keep your bathroom counters clean and dry. Made from durable, food-grade material, they’re dishwasher-safe and easy to clean.
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Sarah Maberry is a Firstfinds Commerce Writer at Hearst Magazines, covering trending products in fashion, beauty, lifestyle and beyond. She’s obsessed with being the first to wear, try, watch and buy what’s going viral.
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