IC Lotion Lightly Fragranced (Blue)

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IC Pre-gloving Lotion is non-contaminating, static dissipative, and moisturizing. It contains no silicones, lanolin’s, glycerin, or mineral oils.  

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  • Made in the USAScottsdale, AZ, since 1983
  • FDA registered facilityNo. 3004167955
  • GSA contract holderGSA MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078
SKU: ICL
Electronics technician at an ESD workstation working hand lotion into his hands

Pre-gloving hand lotion

Lotion that stays on your hands, not on the work

Gloves, handwashing and dry plant air all shift long, and most hand lotions aren’t allowed near the line. I.C. Hand Lotion was made for that job. It’s greaseless, tack free and lightly scented.

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Nothing left behindMade with purified DI water and no silicones, lanolins, mineral oils or glycerins. It absorbs with no residue and no oil-tracking on surfaces or equipment.
02
Goes on before the glovesWon’t break down latex gloves. CHG compatible.
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Fits your ESD programHydrates the skin for a better connection to your wrist strap, and supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program. Ground resistivity tested as described in ANSI/ESD S1.1.

Key ingredients

What’s inside, and what it does

A short list of ingredients chosen for the places it gets used, with a light steeped-tea scent. Here is what each one does.

Full ingredient list →
  • A cut aloe vera leaf, a blue agave leaf and a few jojoba seeds on a light surface

    Succulents

    Jojoba, Blue Agave & Aloe Vera

    Desert plants that help skin hold on to moisture.

    What it does Jojoba, Blue Agave & Aloe Vera

    Jojoba is a liquid wax close to the skin's own oil, so it absorbs without feeling greasy. Aloe vera and blue agave contain sugars that help skin hold moisture.

  • A small heap of white waxy stearic acid flakes

    Fatty acid

    Stearic Acid

    A fatty acid found in many plant oils that helps keep the outer layer of skin soft.

    What it does Stearic Acid

    Stearic acid also works as an emulsifier, which means it helps oil and water blend in a lotion, so the formula stays smooth and stable.

  • A shallow glass dish of clear, light oil

    Emollients

    Octyl Stearate, Octyl Palmitate & Dioctyl Adipate

    Light emollients that soften skin and help the lotion spread and absorb.

    What it does Octyl Stearate, Octyl Palmitate & Dioctyl Adipate

    These three ingredients smooth the skin's surface and keep a lotion feeling light instead of heavy. You will find them in many lotions, creams and balms.

  • A few golden vitamin softgels and a drop of oil

    Vitamins

    Vitamins A, D & E

    Vitamin E is an antioxidant, and vitamins A and D are nutrients skin uses every day.

    What it does Vitamins A, D & E

    In skin care, vitamin E helps neutralize free radicals, the unstable molecules that stress skin. Vitamin A helps skin look smoother, and vitamin D helps support the skin's defenses.

Also inside Cetyl alcohol, a fatty alcohol (not a drying alcohol) that gives the lotion its smooth texture, and propylene glycol, a humectant. A light steeped-tea fragrance and FD&C Blue #1 give it its scent and color.

Ready to put it to work?Pick a size, or try a free sample with your crew first.

Ingredient notes describe what each ingredient generally does. The full ingredient list is in the details below; the package label is the most current.

The numbers

Tested, not just claimed

NSF E4NSF registered for use in and around food processing areas
0 of 50Dermatologist tested (50-person HRIPT, ALS/BioScreen 22-522A): every subject scored 0
≤10 cfu/gMicrobial counts across about 183 production batches of the lotion base, 2010–2024
109–1010Average surface resistivity (ohms/sq) of the blue ESD bottle (8 oz and 16 oz ESD sizes)

How it works

What we leave out matters

I.C. Hand Lotion moisturizes with a short list of ingredients chosen for the places it gets used: electronics lines, labs, food plants and clinics.

Left outNo silicones, lanolins, mineral oils or glycerins

Oil-based ingredients such as mineral oil, petroleum and lanolin can act as plasticizers that weaken latex. Silicones from ordinary lotions can transfer to surfaces and parts. This lotion contains none of them.

The basePurified DI water

Deionized water has the dissolved minerals and salts taken out, so the base adds no ionic contaminants. The lotion is pH balanced (6.5–8.5) and does not contain chemicals that may affect solderability or corrode electronic components.

Added inVitamins and succulents

Vitamins A, D and E with blue agave, jojoba and aloe vera. A light steeped-tea fragrance and FD&C Blue #1 give it its scent and color.

Questions crews ask

FAQ

What’s the difference between this and I.C. Lotion Fragrance Free?
They share the same DI-water base. This one adds a light steeped-tea fragrance and FD&C Blue #1. If your area can’t have any fragrance or dye, such as a cleanroom or sterile space, choose I.C. Lotion Fragrance Free.
Can I use it on an ESD line?
Yes. It contains no silicones, lanolins, mineral oils or glycerins, and does not contain chemicals that may affect solderability. It hydrates the skin for a better connection to your wrist strap and supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program. The 8 oz and 16 oz sizes come in our blue ESD bottle.
Can I put it on before gloves?
Yes. That’s what it’s made for. It won’t break down latex gloves, and it’s CHG compatible. Use it before gloving to protect hands from drying and cracking.
Is it allowed in a food plant?
It’s NSF registered (E4), which means it’s acceptable as a moisturizing product for use in and around food processing areas.
Has it been tested on skin?
Yes. Dermatologist tested (50-person HRIPT, ALS/BioScreen 22-522A). Every subject scored 0, with no indication of potential for irritation or sensitization. The study was run on the shared I.C. Lotion base.
Does lotion help with static?
Dry skin is a poor conductor and makes a weaker connection to your wrist strap. Hydrated skin makes a better one, which is why ESD programs use an ESD-safe, silicone-free lotion like this one.
What sizes are there?
2 oz and 8 oz bottles, a 32 oz pump and a gallon pump, plus 8 oz and 16 oz blue ESD bottles to keep at the workstation and a 32 oz refill cartridge for wall dispensers.
Can I get samples, crew pricing or buy through GSA?
Yes. Request a free sample, ask about crew and distributor pricing, or buy through GSA MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078.

The details

A greaseless pre-gloving lotion for the line, the lab and the plant

I.C. Hand Lotion (Blue) is a lightly scented pre-gloving lotion for people whose hands are gloved, washed and back on the job all shift: electronics assemblers and techs at the ESD bench, food-plant line workers, machine operators, lab staff, nurses and aides. Most hand lotions are not welcome on those jobs, because what they leave on the skin ends up on gloves, parts and equipment. This one was made to go on before the gloves and stay on your hands, not on the work.

The formula is built on purified DI water and contains no silicones, lanolins, mineral oils or glycerins. It is greaseless and tack free, absorbs with no residue or oil-tracking, is pH balanced (6.5–8.5) and does not contain chemicals that may affect solderability or cause corrosion of electronic components. It won't break down latex gloves, CHG compatible, NSF registered (E4) for use in and around food processing areas, and dermatologist tested (HRIPT). It hydrates the skin for a better connection to ESD wrist straps and supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program.

Vitamins A, D and E are added with blue agave, jojoba and aloe vera, plus a light steeped-tea fragrance and FD&C Blue #1. I.C. Hand Lotion is made in our FDA registered facility in Scottsdale, Arizona, where R&R Lotion has made skin care for industry since 1983. It comes in 2 oz and 8 oz bottles, 8 oz and 16 oz blue ESD bottles for the workstation, a 32 oz pump, a gallon pump and a 32 oz dispenser refill cartridge, and is available direct, through distributors and on GSA MAS contract 47QSMS24D0078. If your area can't have any fragrance or dye, choose I.C. Lotion Fragrance Free (Cleanroom).

Features & benefits

  • Industry readyLeaves out the ingredients that can interfere with processes and equipment or contaminate gloves and PPE.
  • Equipment friendlyWill not affect keyboards, displays or static-sensitive devices.
  • Free-of formulaNo silicones, lanolins, mineral oils or glycerins.
  • MoisturizingSmooth, creamy and highly moisturizing.
  • Skin softeningHelps protect hands from drying and cracking from repeated glove use and handwashing.
  • Vitamins & succulentsVitamins A, D and E with blue agave, jojoba and aloe vera.
  • Pre-glove compatibleUse before putting on nitrile, latex or vinyl gloves. Won't break down latex gloves.
  • Non-greasyGreaseless and tack free. Absorbs with no residue and no oil-tracking on surfaces or equipment.
  • DI water baseFormulated with purified DI water to keep ionic contaminants out of the base.
  • CHG compatibleCompatible with chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) hand-hygiene programs.
  • Non-acidicpH balanced (6.5–8.5) for use around electronic components.
  • PCB compatibleDoes not contain chemicals that may affect solderability or cause corrosion of electronic components.
  • ESD programHydrates the skin for a better connection to ESD wrist straps. Supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program.
  • ESD packaging8 oz and 16 oz blue ESD bottles to keep at the workstation.
  • Food facility useNSF registered (E4) for use in and around food processing areas.
  • Dermatologist tested50-person human repeat insult patch test (HRIPT).
  • Light scentA light steeped-tea fragrance, colored blue with FD&C Blue #1.

Uses (from the label)

  • Pre-gloving lotion for nitrile, latex or vinyl gloves
  • Moisturizing dry skin from repeated glove use and handwashing
  • Improving the path to ground when using wrist straps or gloves (PCB work)
Free ofSiliconeLanolinGlycerinMineral oilAnimal testing

Ingredients

Ingredients: Purified DI Water, Propylene Glycol, Propylene Glycol Monostearate S.E., Stearic Acid, Octyl Stearate (and) Octyl Palmitate (and) Dioctyl Adipate, Cetyl Alcohol, Triethanolamine, Fragrance (Steeped Tea), Imidazolidinyl Urea, Methyl Paraben, Propyl Paraben, FD&C Blue #1, Agave Tequilana Leaf (Blue Agave), Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (Aloe Vera), Vitamins A, D, & E

Sizes & case packs

SizePart no.Per case
2 oz bottle, snap capICL-224
8 oz bottle, snap capICL-824
8 oz blue ESD bottle, snap capICL-8-ESD24
16 oz blue ESD bottle, pumpICL-16-ESD10
32 oz bottle, pumpICL-3212
1 gallon bottle, pumpICL-GAL4
32 oz filled dispenser refill cartridgeICL-CART—

Directions for use

  1. Use before gloving to protect hands from drying and cracking.

Applications

Electronics and ESDBioscience and labsFood processingHealthcareNursing homesGeneral manufacturingFacility maintenanceEducationGovernmentOffice

Testing on file

  • NSF registered (E4)Acceptable as a moisturizing product (E4) in and around food processing areas, NSF Nonfood Compounds Program
  • Dermatologist tested (HRIPT)ALS/BioScreen Study 22-522A (2022), 50-subject human repeat insult patch test on the I.C. Lotion base; every subject scored 0
  • Ground resistivity testedImproved wrist-to-ground connectivity when applied as a pre-gloving moisturizer, as described in ANSI/ESD S1.1
  • Won't break down latex glovesNitrile, latex and vinyl gloves
  • CHG compatibilityBioScreen (2008): no interference with chlorhexidine gluconate (tested on the shared lotion base)
  • Preservative effectivenessBioScreen (2009): passed USP <51> antimicrobial effectiveness test

Product specs

Product type
Lotion, cosmetic
Color / odor
Blue / steeped tea
pH
6.5 – 8.5
Viscosity
3,000 – 7,000, Spindle #4 @ 20 RPM
Shelf life
24 months unopened at room temperature; 24 months after opening (label)
Storage
Keep between 32°F and 150°F.
NSF
Registered, category E4
ESD
Supports an ANSI/ESD S20.20 program
Chemical references
Prop 65, TSCA, SARA, REACH, RoHS: no known substances
Made in
Scottsdale, AZ, USA · FDA registered facility No. 3004167955

6 reviews for IC Lotion Lightly Fragranced (Blue)

  1. Kelly P –

    Love this stuff. Working in a clinic I was my hands all the time. This lotion not only absorbs quickly but does a great job moisturizing my hands. The bonus is no greasy residual so you can immediately go back to work on the computer . I haven’t found another product half as effective.

  2. Pearl D –

    We are a manufacturing company. The lotion protects assemblers hands and in turn protects the PCB Boards from static.

  3. dsmithjr –

    I work in a factory were static electricity is a big issue. I use this lotion regularly and it actually helps to reduce the amount of shocks.

  4. JOseph J Felton –

    I bought several different types of ESD hand lotion for my technicians to sample. This was the favorite. (Also the best price!)

  5. KCB –

    This lotion is the best kept secret on the planet. I work in the semiconductor industry, that’s how I know about it. But I also have a problem with dry hands in the winter. I am *fanatical* about the lotion I use for that. For years, I used Gerber’s Grins & Giggles Baby Lotion. Then they quit making it. I tried to find out if it was avaliable under a different name (it was made in Canada). I even went so far as to start a spreadsheet with all the ingredients, and then to compare one by one with other lotions out there. I didn’t get to far trying that way. :-) So then I started trying other baby lotions, thinking I’d find something sooner or later. I did try a few, but I didn’t like *any* of them as much as that Gerber’s stuff. For kicks, I tried some of the lotion we had at work. Holy crap, this could be it! So I brought in a small bottle, spirited some of it away to bring it home, and bam, it’s almost as good as the Gerber’s. And hopefully, I don’t have to worry about it being discontinued! It’s a great lotion, and hopefully others discover that it’s not just for people who wear bunnysuits and cleanroom gloves all day!

  6. L. M. Williams –

    I’ve used this lotion when I worked at electronics plants for the last 30 years. It absorbs into the skin without leaving any greasy feel or residue and leaves my hands soft. It’s lightly scented, however the unscented is also available here on Amazon.

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