December 7, 2015

Oprah just endorsed this Phoenix-made product

You know you've hit it big time if Oprah says you're legitimate.

That's what happened with gLOVE Treat, a therapeutic paraffin wax treatment for hands and feet.

Oprah Winfrey

The product made it onto the O List, Oprah Winfrey's list of consumer products and brands she

supports, which will debut in the January 2016 issue that hits newsstands Dec. 15.

“When Oprah Winfrey acknowledges your product, you know you are on to something great,”

said Kevin Weber, CEO of Paraffin International Inc., the Arizona company that manufactures and

markets the gLOVE Treat brand. “We feel that being named to the O List is a testament to gLOVE

Treat’s effectiveness and innovation.”

The gLOVE Treat was created by Deanna Montrose, owner of the award-winning Phoenix salon,

Scissors Rox Paper.

http://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/blog/business/2015/12/oprah-just-endorsed-this-phoenix-

made-product.html

December 8, 2015

Arizona product to smooth skin gains Oprah's support

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ed with a need to find a less-messy way to deal with paraffin wax, and ended up making a

popular magazine's must-have list.

gLOVE Treat was born when stylist and business owner Deanna Montrose got sick and

tired of the mess of working with the sticky, gooey wax used to soften and smooth

skin. After working for a quarter century with the stuff, Montrose knew there had to be a

better way.

Montrose found a way to encase the wax, and add some lavender for aroma and coconut

oil to give a nice deep moisturizer. Her customers loved it.

"As soon as I slipped my hand in it, it just kind of coated it," said Amy Peterson, who was

trying the gLOVE Treat for the first time. "The first thing I noticed was the smell, the

lavender smell. It smelled wonderful."

The gLOVE Treat looks similar to a disposable glove. How it works is simple: Place the

gLOVE in a microwave for around two minutes to heat the wax. Then, the user slips their

hands in the gLOVEs for around 15 minutes. Once the gLOVEs are removed, the hands

should feel smoother and softer.

"I've had this idea in my head for many years, but truthfully," Montrose said, "I've always

been a salon owner and hairstylist ... but I've never been a creator or inventor."

Which is not bad for someone who isn't an inventor. Her creation garnered the attention of

the editors at O Magazine. The Oprah Winfrey publication added the gLOVE Treat to their

2016 "O List," a list of products that the editors feel we can't live without.

"I think that is a testament to the fact that we have an amazing products," Montrose

said. "It makes me proud that I created it and I feel like I changed the industry of paraffin

wax and paraffin wax treatment forever ... And that's a treatment that's been out since the

1950s but that's never changed."

It has changed now.

For more information of gLOVE Treat, visit the company's website gLOVEtreat.com and

enter OPRAH in the promo code for a discount.

http://www.12news.com/news/arizona-product-gains-oprahs-support/24366875

December 8, 2015

VALLEY WOMAN'S PRODUCT 'GLOVE TREAT' FEATURED ON OPRAH'S FAVORITE THINGS

PHOENIX - A Valley entrepreneur is about to get a big boost from Oprah Winfrey.

The media mogul included Deana Montrose’s beauty product in Oprah’s Favorite Things . The

product is called the Glove Treat and it’s a Do-It-Yourself paraffin treatment for hands and feet. It’s

ready to use after two minutes in the microwave.

The product, which retails for $37, also has a heat sensor to make sure you don’t accidentally burn

yourself.’

“It's been really great and I’m already feeling what they call ‘The Oprah effect.’ It's been pretty cool

from the second it came out,” Montrose said.

She also said that she has already seen a 1,000 percent increase in sales, and the magazine issue

that her product is featured in hasn’t even been sent to subscribers yet.

Anyone wishing to purchase a Glove Treat can receive a 20 percent discount by entering the code

“Oprah.”

http://www.abc15.com/news/region-phoenix-metro/central-phoenix/valley-womans-product-

featured-on-oprahs-favorite-things

December 10, 2015

Local salon owner's gLOVE Treat product honored by Oprah Winfrey

PHOENIX (KSAZ) - It's a new product made by a Phoenix salon owner and it just received a big

honor from Oprah Winfrey!

The gLOVE Treat is a therapeutic paraffin wax treatment for your hands and feet. The product

recently earned a spot on Oprah Magazine's O-List, which has Winfrey's favorite consumer products

and gift items.

The maker of gLOVE Treat says it's easier to use than other paraffin wax treatments, which are said

to be messy and unsanitary.

"No mess, no fuss… sanitary.. and it saves time. Two minutes in the microwave. You can travel with

it. You could take it to the beach, take it skiing, or if you have sore, stiff joints you can use it and the

end of the day and have a spa treatment at home," said Deanna Montrose, owner of Scissors, Rox,

Paper.

You can see the product in Oprah Magazine's January 2016 issue, which hits news stands on

December 15th.

gLOVE Treat Paraffin Wax and Coconut Oil Treatment

www.glovetreat.com

Scissors, Rox, Paper

4727 E Cactus Rd #121

Phoenix, AZ 85032

(602) 296-5594

scissorsroxpaper.com

http://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arizona-news/56900531-story

January 7, 2016

F I N D O U T W H A T H A P P E N E D W H E N W E T E S T E D O N E O F O P R A H ’ S F A V O R I T E T H I N G S

January 7, 2016 22 Comments

Oprah puts her name behind a lot of great products, but when I saw that she had an at-home paraffin

hand treatment on her January O List, I was skeptical. I really couldn’t imagine Oprah sitting on a chaise

lounge in her billion-dollar mansion while attempting to moisturize her hands in some plastic gloves.

Does gLOVE Treat actually work? Or did Ms. Winfrey simply put them on her list to round it out with

something interesting and different?

I had to put them to the test. So, I popped a pair of gLOVE Treat gloves in the microwave, waited until

the heat indicator told me they were the right temperature, turned on The Bachelor, and sat down to

see what would happen with my hands. Are they worth the $36.99 price tag, or is this just another

beauty bust? Find out below.

Pros: Where do I even begin when there are so many? First of all, you feel like you’re visiting a spa from

the comfort of your couch, and the warm gooey gloves feel super luxurious and relaxing after a long day.

Plus, they’re reusable up to four times, meaning if you use them once a week that’s a month of total

hand moisturization. They’re also made of all natural coconut oil, paraffin wax, and essential oils, so

you’re getting great results without putting gross chemicals on your skin. After the 15-minute wait

period, you simply massage the leftover oils into your hands and you’re good to go. My hands were

extremely hydrated for days after using this treatment; a feat not often achieved a windy, cold winter.

Overall I give gLOVE Treat two moisturized thumbs up.

Cons: You can’t really do anything with your hands while wearing them. I attempted to read the

Victoria’s Secret Swimsuit catalog with these bad boys on and couldn’t turn a single page. I also tried to

lift a glass of wine to my mouth with no luck. However, 15 minutes is a very short period of time and the

results are definitely worth it.

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