Kessa Hammam Exfoliating Glove – Family Safe Bathroom Skincare Tool, Dual Texture Exfoliating Glove
Kessa Hammam Exfoliating Glove – Family Safe Bathroom Skincare Tool, Dual Texture Exfoliating Glove
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Why you'll love it
- Chemical-free physical exfoliation is gentler on sensitive skin than acid-based scrubs
- Charcoal infusion helps draw out impurities while exfoliating
- Reusable design replaces piles of disposable loofahs and washcloths, reducing waste
- Dual-sided texture offers two exfoliation intensities in one mitt
- Pack-of-2 options deliver better value and a backup mitt for rotation
- Color variety lets buyers match personal style or designate a mitt per family member
Perfect for
- At-home microdermabrasion and dead skin removal during shower routine
- Spray tan removal and pre-tan exfoliation prep
- Keratosis pilaris smoothing on arms and legs
- Foot and heel callus exfoliation
- Full-body deep cleansing to lift dirt and grime
✅♡ NATURAL MICRODERMABRASION - Shower Exfoliator for Home body exfoliation polish to visibly lift away dead skin.
✅♡ IMPROVE SKIN TEXTURE - Regular use of a kessa glove can help improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of dry,rough, bumpy skin caused by keratosis pilaris.
✅♡ REMOVE FAKE TAN - This finely grained, microdermabrasion fabric is perfect for removing your old tanner and preparing for a new, beautifully smooth new faux-tan. Also, try using Argan oil prior to your tanning application for really silky, smooth skin.
✅♡ NO CHEMICAL PEELS - and even Loofahs. Loofahs are great for lathering soap, but not as exfoliators. Chemical peels and exfoliants are often harsh on the skin. Only a natural Kessa exfoliating mitt allows for the perfect scrub – naturally.
✅♡ REMOVES DEAD SKIN CELLS - When using our exfoliating body scrubbers weekly, you’ll enjoy better product absorption, fewer bumps and ingrown hairs, and increased circulation.
✅♡ GREAT PRICE TODAY - You will Love how your Skin Feels – Zakia’s exfoliating mitts help you achieve the smoothest skin. When you use our Kessa once a week, you’ll enjoy silky, smooth skin with fewer bumps and roughness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this mitt safer for sensitive skin than acid based exfoliators?
Yes, the Kessa Hammam glove is a purely physical exfoliant, which means it relies on the texture of the fabric rather than alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy acids, or other chemical exfoliants. For people with sensitive skin, rosacea prone areas, or a history of reactions to glycolic or salicylic acid, this mechanical approach can be a much gentler alternative that still delivers visible smoothing.
Does the glove contain any harsh ingredients that could irritate skin?
No, the Kessa Hammam glove is completely chemical free. There are no added acids, no microplastics, and no synthetic fragrances embedded in the fabric. The only active element is the charcoal infused textile, which is known for being mild. This makes it a reassuring choice for anyone reviewing ingredient lists carefully before bringing a new product into their shower.
Is the mitt safe to use on areas with keratosis pilaris or eczema prone skin?
For keratosis pilaris, the glove is generally considered safe and is one of the most recommended at home approaches, because the physical texture helps loosen the keratin plugs that cause the bumps. For eczema prone or actively flared skin, use the gentler side of the mitt, avoid broken or cracked areas, and limit sessions to once a week. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, always patch test first and consult your dermatologist.
Can this mitt be safely shared between family members with proper washing?
Yes, with proper care the mitt can be safely shared. We recommend assigning each person a designated color from the multi pack options, washing the mitt with hot water and mild detergent between uses, and allowing it to fully air dry. Replacing or retiring a mitt that starts to look worn also keeps hygiene at its best, which is especially important in shared bathrooms.
Is the exfoliating glove safe to use during pregnancy?
Because the Kessa Hammam glove is a chemical free physical exfoliant, it is generally considered safe to use during pregnancy when many acid based skincare products are advised against. As with any new product during pregnancy, it is a good idea to test a small area first, use the gentler side of the mitt, and check with your healthcare provider if you have any specific skin concerns.
How do I use the Kessa Hammam exfoliating glove in the shower?
Soak your skin in warm water for 5 to 10 minutes to soften it, then wet the glove and slip it onto your hand. Use long, gentle strokes moving toward your heart, starting at the feet and working upward. The skin will begin to roll away in small grayish rolls, which is the dead outer layer. Rinse with cool water, pat dry, and follow with a rich body moisturizer. Use 1 to 2 times per week for best results.
How do I wash and care for the exfoliating mitt?
After each use, rinse the mitt thoroughly under clean water to remove any dead skin and product residue. Squeeze out excess water, hang it to air dry in a well ventilated spot, and avoid leaving it crumpled in a wet shower. Once a week, machine wash it in a small laundry bag on a warm or hot cycle with mild detergent, then air dry fully. With proper care, each mitt lasts for many months of regular use.
How often should I exfoliate with the Kessa Hammam glove?
For most skin types, exfoliating 1 to 2 times per week is enough to see smoother, brighter skin without overdoing it. Beginners and people with sensitive skin should start with once a week using the gentler side of the mitt, then build up gradually. Avoid exfoliating the same area two days in a row, and always wait 24 to 48 hours before applying self tanner or active skincare after a session.
Does this glove work for spray tan removal and pre-tan exfoliation?
Yes, it is one of the most popular tools for both. To remove an old spray tan, use the glove in the shower with warm water and a small amount of body wash, focusing on areas where the tan has built up or gone patchy. For pre-tan prep, exfoliate 24 hours before your spray tan appointment, then avoid applying moisturizer, perfume, or deodorant to the skin so the new tan adheres evenly.
Can the glove be used on the face or only on the body?
The Kessa Hammam glove is designed for body use, including arms, legs, torso, back, and feet. The skin on the face is significantly thinner and more sensitive, so we do not recommend using this mitt on facial skin. For facial exfoliation, choose a product specifically designed for the face to avoid irritation or micro-tears.
What is included in the box when I order the Kessa Hammam glove?
Each order includes your selected quantity of Kessa Hammam exfoliating gloves in the color or color pack of your choice. No batteries, charging cables, or additional accessories are required. The mitt is ready to use right out of the package, although we recommend a quick rinse with warm water before the first use.
Is the Kessa Hammam glove safe for people with sensitive skin?
Yes, the mitt is generally well tolerated by sensitive skin because it does not rely on acids, fragrances, or harsh chemicals. Use the gentler side of the dual texture design, keep pressure light, and limit sessions to once a week at first. If you have a diagnosed skin condition such as eczema, psoriasis, or active dermatitis, patch test on a small area or consult your dermatologist before regular use.
Will the charcoal in the mitt wash out over time?
No, the charcoal is infused into the fibers of the fabric during manufacturing, so it is not a surface coating that rinses away. You may notice a small amount of loose black residue in the first one or two washes, which is normal and will stop quickly. The detoxifying benefits of the charcoal remain effective throughout the life of the mitt.
How is a Kessa exfoliating glove different from a regular loofah or body scrub?
A Kessa style exfoliating glove uses a textured hammam fabric to physically lift and roll away dead skin, whereas a loofah primarily lathers soap and a body scrub relies on granular particles mixed with chemical or enzymatic ingredients. The glove delivers deeper, more even exfoliation than a loofah, is less abrasive and less wasteful than most scrubs, and does not require any acids, sugars, or salts to work, making it a cleaner, longer lasting alternative for full body care.
