🧤 The Ultimate Exfoliating Experience: The Original Kessa Hammam Scrubbing Glove Review

This glove is awesome! I tried it with and without Zakia Savon Noire. Either way, it works. But when they're together, it's really amazing how effectively they exfoliate. My skin has never felt softer. If you want to see dramatic rolls of dead skin, use with Savon noire. Using it with other soaps will give you some results but not the same as traditional Moroccan soaps.

It is impossible to describe how happy I am with this product as for the first time I got rid of 90% postpartum discolouration that I thought I would never manage. My skin was rough from all the dead skin building up. especially when trying to apply anti-stretch mark creams one at a time. Despite using a shower pad and body scrub nothing seemed to help my discoloration quite like this mitt, you have no idea how much dead skin came out, I absolutely and definitely recommend it to everyone! MUST…

I've had CP for more years than I can count. Tried everything. That's the real deal. The best part is that the effects last for a while. You can use every third shower and still be smooth. Compared to the much more expensive Baiden glove I have, you don't have to soak in the tub for 15 minutes. You can use it directly in the shower. Results in remarkable smoothness! Highly recommended!

This and her Moroccan Black Soap Bath are awesome. I use it once a week as directed: a nice long hot shower (10 minutes), lathering up with about 1/2 teaspoon of soap. I turn off the water and shave or just leave it on my skin for a few minutes. Then I turn the shower back on, rinse off, and use the Kesse mitt in an up-and-down or side-to-side motion to remove dead skin. I can't believe how much dead skin comes off every time. My skin has never been smoother or healthier and the argan oil I…

The glove part is amazing and flakes well. However, the elastic is poorly stitched and separated from the wrist elastic within 3 uses and now has a gaping hole that is getting worse with use. Also, the elastic strap is so tight that it's difficult to put it around your wrist.

I went to the hammam once and afterwards I was amazed at how soft my skin was thanks to the magic little glove they used to visibly exfoliate the layers of skin. I've been looking for the same type of exfoliating mitt ever since, and while I've tried other drugstore bath mitts, they haven't had the same effect. I am happy to report that this is exactly what I was looking for. However, this took some time.

I suffer from a severe form of KP (follicular keratosis) and neurodermatitis. I've used different types of physical scrubs: plastic, mesh, scrub cleanser, and so on. I have used chemical peels such as glycolic acid and lactic acid. I have also done very expensive microdermabrasion and this product beats them all! When I first used it, I was stunned when the dead skin peeled off my body. It was literally lumpy! I couldn't believe how poorly the products I had previously used worked. I felt…

This is the holy grail of exfoliation people; and i know my way around I am a Registered Nurse with over 10 years of experience in Dermatology, Plastic Surgery, Medical Spas etc. I have seen and tried everything about products, procedures and tools. I didn't even "do black soap first - take your time to steam the shower" and my results were AMAZING! I wrote the review in my head and watched all the disgusting dead skin and old product fly off me. Anyone giving less than 5 stars is either using…

I would give 4 stars. That's a good kiss. But it's not as hardcore or of good quality as the original Persian Kiseh and therefore not as deep as I'm used to. So I'm deducting two stars. After washing in warm water, I dried off and a lot of "chirk" (Persian word for dead skin cells) fell off. It serves its purpose to a certain extent, but loses its "purity" after a while. The real kiseh is thicker than this thin, thin copy and can last for years with proper care. Fun historical fact: It appeared

SKEPTIK: I've tried all the scrubs but nothing makes me smooth. I stumbled across it and in the photo it looks like a leather baseball glove. Is it actually a thin rayon material that is abrasive? Hmmm. TEST: The directions say to lather first and rinse with black soap, but I just used my regular soap. Rub clean, damp skin with the glove in a back-and-forth motion, as circular motions may be too aggressive. Oh you better believe I rubbed back and forth and around Especially on knees, elbows…