ProtectaClear® Stops Jewelry Allergies & Tarnish Too!
Skin-Friendly Coating
ProtectaClear® is a tough, invisible coating that makes your jewelry hypoallergenic. It provides a protective barrier between the metal and sensitive skin preventing an allergic reaction to metals.
Maintained Indefinitely
ProtectaClear® will blend to itself so you do not need to remove the coating before reapplying. Just clean and recoat and preserve your jewelry's beauty, while protecting against allergens and irritants.
Protectaclear® helps prevent skin discoloration or greenish tint that can happen when wearing certain jewelry.
ProtectaClear® protects jewelry from tarnish, oxidation & wear. It's easy to apply and will keep your jewelry looking new. ProtectaClear® can also protect plated jewelry from peeling or wearing and preserve the patina of your jewelry.
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Prevents Skin Discoloration
Protects From Tarnish & More!
"This product is a life saver. My daughter has an allergy to a metal in jewelry but after dipping her earrings into this solution she was able to wear them without any problems. I am so thankful for this product!"
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Stop Skin Allergies with ProtectaClear
Solve the issue of skin allergies by sealing your jewelry with ProtectaClear.​ Jewelry can darken the skin for a number of reasons. So many jewelry designers and manufacturers are using less expensive metals these days which often creates tarnish, fingerprints and skin discoloration. Many people are allergic to nickel and have a problem with jewelry made with nickel. ProtectaClear will seal the metal and allow people to wear nickel jewelry without the allergic reactions.
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Causes of Skin Allergies by Jewelry:
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Your body chemistry, sweat, and medications can cause jewelry discoloration, turning silver and gold green, especially in humid weather. Oxidation tarnishes silver, and gold mixed with other metals like copper or nickel can also discolor skin.
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Copper jewelry often leaves green stains, while nickel in cheap jewelry can cause green marks and allergic reactions. The CDC says 20% of people are allergic to nickel.
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Tarnished jewelry can darken your skin, especially when cosmetics like creams and lotions accelerate tarnishing. Certain chemicals in cosmetics may cause abrasion on metal jewelry, leaving tiny particles on clothes and skin, leading to darkening.
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Sterling silver, on the other hand, is 7.5% copper. However, this does not give the skin a green stain. Instead, it causes a black stain because of the tarnishing of the metal.
