Rock Tips Liquid Callus Formula for musicians

Introduced in 2010 Rock Tips Liquid Callus Formula is a brush applied solution for protecting your fingertips while playing guitar, bass or other stringed instrument. A new approach to the age-old problem of dealing with painful fingertips. Rock-Tips helps beginners with sensitive fingertips and experienced players like to tip up for extra protection. We know you will find Rock-Tips an important Gig-Bag tool for many of your fingertip sensitivity and pain issues. A safe new alternative to using toxic glue on your fingertips! In the past, many musicians have relied on strong glues and liquid bandages to help relieve fingertip pain, all with less than perfect results. Household glue is very brittle and unforgiving, while liquid bandages gum up instrument strings and wear off quickly. Simple, safe and fast drying a small application of Rock Tips allows you to play for longer periods of time with protection and comfort. What is Rock Tips! Rock Tips Liquid Callus Formula is based around a medical adhesive, which is designed specifically for use on human skin. With additional polymers added for flexibility and strength, our proprietary formula acts and feels like a hardened layer of skin, with the toughness and flexibility of a real callus. Key benefits of Rock Tips! Safe and Easy to Use ƒ??will scrub off with soap and warm water. Rebuilds, Repairs and Protects damaged, peeling or torn fingertip calluses. A great help for prevention of skin blisters from forming in the first place. Works great with minor fingernail splits and dryed cracked skin irritation. Long lasting and Tough a typical application of Rock-Tips will stay on your fingertips for hours of active playing, and a single 4 ml. bottle contains over 150 applications Transparent and Unobtrusive doesn't impede the feeling of the strings on your fingertips. Helps build natural calluses by allowing you to play for longer periods at a time. Non-toxic, Quick curing Formula - From beginner to professional, useful for all levels of musicians.