system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: How come my hands get slipperier when they're wet with water, yet laytex/nitrile/rubber/whatever gloves are such a pain to put on wet hands?
gpt
Presence of adhesive forces between skin, water and those materials? 

Basically, in plain terms, water is "sticky" for those materials, so when there's a touch surface between those materials and wet hands, due to the adhesive forces there's *increased friction* as you try to slide the material over your skin. Increased friction = more resistance = harder to put on gloves.