Sultana Original Kessa Exfoliating Glove – Moroccan Hammam Mitt for Deep Cleansing, Dead Skin & Keratosis Pilaris – Microdermabrasion Scrubber for Spray Tan Removal, Long-Lasting, Made in Morocco

These are among the best bath mitts I have ever used; they are excellent, durable, and do not lose their effectiveness with repeated use. It is best to keep these mitts (or any bath loofah) outside the shower area after use so they can dry, and ideally, place them in the sun to eliminate bacteria.

I think the reviews on this reflect a previous “model” of the glove then what comes now. The one I received is enormous on my hand, with an elastic cuff for the wrist to hold it on your hand while you scrub. It is durable and will probably last until Jesus comes. As for exfoliating, I think the first time I used it, I came out feeling like I’d been to a spa for a Korean body scrub. Every pore, hair follicle, skin cell was at full attention. I could probably feel the waves of the wind after a butterfly flew to the next flower in a neighbor’s yard a mile away. And, I used it on EVERY square inch, including where I use bleaching cream (if you get my drift) and my girls, where I paid particular attention because my husband pays them quite a bit of attention … Anyway, apparently I have much more sensitive skin now, post menopause. At first, I thought maybe I didn’t wipe well enough when I felt those first few nerves starting firing. I just did a kegel and squeezed my butt cheeks together and it settled down. But then the girls stood at full attention with no encouragement and I’m sure if my neighbor looked through the window in that moment I looked like I was either trying some robot dance move I was incapable of or having a seizure. Nerves like tasers popping me from every angle, up and down, and in every fold, nook and crinkle. I am squeezing my legs together now as I write this remembering that night. It was at this moment I realized the gravity of what I was getting ready to experience because I went through this with a severe sunburn from a tanning bed once and my kids ended up calling 9-1-1 and the EMT’s gave me a massive cortisol shot as I laid on my rug in my bedroom naked with a nothing but a towel covering me as I razed my back across the rug over and over again. But that’s for another review … I so wished I had my mom’s old EpiPens, I would have used one - over and over! I ran in my towel to take a Benadryl, as quickly as I could with my ratchet knee that’s being replaced in a few weeks. And then I got out the aloe Vera with lidocaine for sunburns and applied a layer and slapped my husband every couple of minutes for nearly an hour until the Benadryl kicked in. Then I had to take another shower to get off the goo. But… … the next day, my skin was as soft as a newborn baby’s tiny little buttcheek - EVerywhere. And my husband just laid in bed with me, canoodling, instead of getting ready for work. He was late. Sooo, I did it again about 3 days later. I just didn’t use any pressure and I only got baby tingles until I moisturized and then I was good (praise the Lordt!) However, I’m an idiot and I never learn a lesson the first time. After I waited a week, I scrubbed *almost* as hard as the first time. Because I’m an idiot. What can I say?!

It actually works!! I bought this combined with the black olive soap, and the first couple of tries I couldn't get it to work. It definitely cleaned well, but I couldn't get that much dead skin off. After a few times I decided to try something new- instead of leaving my skin damp, I completely dried myself off with a towel so my skin was simply moisturized and just softened from the steam. Then, it started to work!! The photo attached shows what came off during the first half of the use, I got about double the amount off, rinsed, and repeated, then got even more off. It's amazing. My skin is the softest it has ever felt, it got rid of most of my ingrown hairs, lightened some of my scars, and it feels amazing. Definitely recommend!!!

Works well on skin, very durability, is consistent with exfoliating after many uses. Easy to travel and stay clean.

Still I’m not open it’s good for body ,

I used it once. It left me soft. My second time using it the cuff completely came off the glove. Poor quality. Would not recommend

I feel like if I pressed too hard this thing MIGHT take my skin along with it, it's THAT exfoliating. For my sensitive skin it's WAY too rough, it actually left red marks with almost no pressure, kinda hurt. I don't know if it's a "me" problem so much as an "ow wtf that hurt" problem. But if you need some ULTRA exfoliation, boy this could exfoliate the paint off your car so...you do you. I'm gonna either throw this out or use it to scrub hard to remove food from my dishes. This thing is very durable - probably indestructible - and my money is on it being untouched after a nuclear blast, so it's probably worth the investment if you want all your skin off. ;)

Great hamman scrub. soft enough but textured for its intended exfoliating purpose. Used with Moroccan black soap,

Good quality