Salon gloves compared: reusable latex, nitrile or vinyl?

Latex, nitrile or vinyl? Each glove material suits different salon work. Here is how to choose.

Reusable latex (Get-A-Grip)

Thick, extra-long and washable. Best for colourists who want one pair to last many services and a finish that does not grab wet hair. Not for anyone with a latex allergy. Get-A-Grip box of 15.

Disposable nitrile

Latex-free, strong and chemical resistant — the go-to single-use glove for colour, bleach and perms. Phare Medica black nitrile, box of 100.

Disposable vinyl

Latex-free, powder-free and economical. Best for light tasks — shampooing, cleaning, esthetics — rather than long chemical services. Phare Medica clear vinyl, box of 150.

At a glance

  • Many colour services, want to reuse → reusable latex
  • Single-use for colour and bleach, latex-free → nitrile
  • Quick light tasks, lowest cost per pair → vinyl

FAQ

Which glove protects best against colour?

Thick latex and nitrile both give a strong barrier; vinyl is thinner and better for light-duty tasks.

Can I reuse disposable gloves?

No — nitrile and vinyl exam gloves are single-use.

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