SimpleField Korean Exfoliating Mitt for Remove Dead Skin. 2 Pack 100% Viscose Kessa Deep Exfoliating Gloves for Body Scrub, Keratosis Pilaris and Self Tanning Removal. Easily Smooth Skin Surface.

I dont understand the bad reviews about these gloves not working. They work soooo well! They do smell a little funky at first though, I guess thats the only part I can agree with. But you should obviously rinse it out before using it and it dies down after a few uses. It helps to use it after you have been in the shower for a couple minutes to make sure all your skin has been able to soak some up the water and moisture. Also, you arent supposed to put soap on it to exfoliate! First I use the mitt just like it is witjout soap or anything, then after I exfoliate all the guck off I put some soap on it and use it to wash my body. Scrubbing in a circular motion helps a lot better than rubbing back and forth. These things take layers of dry and dead skin off you didnt even know you had!! Come out the shower feeling squeaky clean and super smooth! Like I've scrubbed my whole body really good with my loofah and thought I couldnt get any cleaner... then used the mitt and still got a suprising amount of dead skin off that my loofah couldnt get. I dont feel like im not actually clean now unless I use these because I know how much stuff is still sitting on my skin even after washing my body

I've used a lot of different exfoliating products and methods over the years from body scrubs to scrubbers to good ole wash cloth scrubbing. THIS mitt is it! I'm done searching! It works sooooooo well. The mitt shape ensures you don't miss any parts of your body. The pressure needed to lift dead skin is minimal! for an exfoliating product, it's nearly painless. it's so good. I used the mitt as directed: wet skin before cleansing. By the time i finished, my skin was sooooo smooth. Add a nourishing soap and a good moisturizer and your good to go. I've already gotten compliments for soft skin just from one use. I think 2X a month would be adequate (with regular hygiene practice) just to be on the safe side as far as skin preservation.

These are great! Sloughed off dead skin revealing super smooth skin underneath. Felt exactly like I was in a Hammam. Great quality.

It does work, but rough on the skin. Not recommended for sensitive skin.

Oh, my goodness. THIS product is just absolutely fabulous. I'm going to order more right after I type this. I didn't think it would work, but it definitely did. Not to be gross, but I had no idea how much dead skin cells I had on my body. Do your thing in the shower, then wash off. Put the mitt on and rub gently. When the dead skin comes off, I'm tellin ya, I felt invigorated. Definitely a product I'd give to friends.

These are some of the better offhand exfoliating mitts! They are great for legs and arms! Get a lot of dead skin. Your skin will feel very baby smooth after use! My cons: Not gentle enough for underarms, which is my preferred use. A bit too small for my hands which can make it a bit difficult to use since the material doesn’t have a whole lot of “give” and generally shrinks some after first use. More coarse than some of the other gloves like this

I recently tried the SimpleField Korean Exfoliating Mitt for removing dead skin, and I was pleasantly surprised by its effectiveness. The mitt is easy to slip on and has a textured surface that gently but thoroughly exfoliates the skin. After using it in the shower, I noticed a visible improvement—my skin felt smoother, softer, and more refreshed.

These things are fantastic. I have a connective tissue disorder so I need help exfoliating because I have a lot of skin buildup but my body doesn't shed it on its own. I used to dry brush for my lipedema too, but this thing gets way more skin off than a dry brush so I'm hoping it helps stimulate lymphatic flow too, because I don't have the energy to do both! Be really really gentle the first few times you use this if you have a connective tissue disorder like Ehlers Danlos, especially if your skin is prone to tearing. I'm used to it now, so I can be a little rougher but I still only use it once a week tops and am really careful not to use it on any areas more than once. (Also be sure to use a shower chair so you don't pass out! It feels like a work out doing my whole body haha)