Exfoliating Glove - Turkish Hammam Mitt for Bath, Exfoliating Body Scrubber Mitt, Dead & Dry Skin Remover for Body, Great for Spray Tan Removal, Smooth Skin Surface (1 Count)

The best exfoliating mitt. You don’t need fancy scrubs or treatments, just a hot shower and this mitt - super easy. And you’d be surprised how “dirty” you’ve been. And it lasts really long. You can wash, dry and reuse it for months.

Awesome results. I use these prior to shaving but after washing my body in the shower. Great for getting deodorant residue/ film off your armpits as well.

Been using B**den Mitten for the past 2 years but didn't want to spend $50 on another. This is VERY similar except 2 for $8! If you have soft moist skin- you can get away with the lazy success of this mitten. About 2x per week...Take a shower, wash your hair, wash your body, rinse off, wet the mitten, lightly rub face (VERY gently), then (with a little more pressure) arms, legs, butt, etc. Rinse off mitten, wash body with soap again... done! If you have more dry skin - you may have to use as directed. Soak in the bath for a while first before you use the mitten. Basically you want to loosen the top layer of skin and the rough mitten takes off that top layer. Don't use circles just go in straight lines, don't use hard pressure on sensitive areas (face, nipples, bikini, etc), as you start taking off skin, it rolls on the surface and you'll feel it. Benefits: softer and brighter skin, less lotion needed to moisten, and overall younger looking skin. Negatives: learning curve to use. Need to moisten skin, can be time consuming if you have to soak in the tub. Don't use before going out to event or in the ocean... you may have red or broken skin of you pressed a little too hard! I use at night :)

This is a great Turkish bath mitt. It can be used on your body when it’s dry and you’re not in the shower. I’ve tried it on my legs that way and I’ve seen dead skin come off. It’s very thick and holds up very well and I’ve used it in the shower and it’s wonderful that way too. It’s very thick and good quality. Very happy with this purchase because the grit is a perfect level.

Meh. I had high hopes for this but was disappointed in the performance of this exfoliating cloth. I followed the instructions and still didn't see a difference. It still works as a physical exfoliant but if you're expecting drastic results don't get your hopes up. Maybe it just didn't work for me. Glad I didn't pay that much.

These are awesome. Buy them!

This skin exfoliant works so well. my skin is so soft now

After enjoying my first Hamam in Turkey, I decided to buy these as gifts for friends. The texture is a little bit rough, but it’s great because it does not require soap and it helps clear off many layers of dead skin cells. Be careful not to push too hard as I have irritated my skin a bit, but overall it feels like a very natural way to smooth the skin!

Does make your skin smoother.

This loofah is absolutely fantastic!!! It's exactly what it should be. I was worried it would fall off my hand when I use it because I have small hands, but when it comes into contact with water, it hardens and stays in place perfectly. It exfoliates perfectly and is especially helpful for those with ingrown hairs. I'm thrilled!!! If I could give it 10 stars, I would in a heartbeat!

This has a strap for securing around the wrist as well as a tiny tag you can hang it by. I wish that part was advertised as I wouldn’t have hesitated- it works great and is better than anticipated

This is a white glove that has an opening to put your entire hand in and has a cord that hangs from one side of the opening area to wrap around your wrist. It is made of a fabric that has a rough texture. I was looking for a new scrub because the one I have was getting old, and it wasn’t working well anymore. I saw this one on Amazon and I ordered because the title of the product mentioned that it was a Turkish Hammam Mitt. I ‘d had Hammam bath before, and I liked how smooth my skin was after the experience. I followed the instructions and after 15 minutes in the shower, I used the exfoliating gloves. I didn’t see any dead skin coming off my arms and legs, but I noticed my skin was softer. I cannot say that the glove is better than other gloves that I have used before, but what I can say is that it does what an exfoliating glove is meant to do. Also, it didn’t irritate my skin. The glove comes folded in a small zip bag with instructions of how to use it. The instructions recommend using warm water on your skin for about 15 minutes before using the glove. Then wet the glove and massage the glove on your skin using circular movements. The instructions tell you not to use soap.

Okay, first thing I have no idea what kind of cloth a Turkish Hammam is and have no desire to search out its definition online. For all I know it could be burlap sack cloth. The mitt is referred to as an exfoliating body scrubber, and yeah I can see that. Anything that has a coarse texture could exfoliate since it opens up your pours as it scraps old dead skin off your body which this does. It is not so coarse that it is uncomfortable or irritating. The design issue I have with this is the shape of the mitt, it is just a big square and falls off your hand quite easily when using. And the strap is just a strap, needed to tie it into a loop to hang it from my shower head. I also found that I could not really apply the soap to the mitt itself but had to lather up first then use the mitt after, which I think is better give that the mitt would soak up the soap and allow you to reapply it elsewhere. With everything that is said and done in relation to this mitt, I feel that it is kind of meh. If it better fit the hand it may be better and possibly might work better if placing the bar of soap inside the mitt and see how well that works. Since it is a cloth mitt, then that makes it machine washable which is really good, will probably air dry it as well. Throw it into the wash every two weeks to get rid of soap residue, dead sink, potential smell, and germs/bacteria that may build up in the two weeks. At $10 that seems the general price these type of things sell for I believe, but Like I said, MEH. I am neutral on this item and am not even sure if I would possibly recommend it.