Kese Body Exfoliating Scrub Peel Turkish Bath Hamam.

This mitt is amazing. I've been using it for over 2 months now ane my skin has never been this smooth. With every use, it removes all the dead skin from all over my body and leaves it smooth to touch for days. Probably one of best purchases ever. ❤️

Doesn’t work .

Comment dire que ça a changé ma vie . C’est mon meilleur achat de l’année. Après utilisation, il laisse une peau tellement douce et agréable au toucher . La seule chose qui est dommage c’est que les coutures se sont décousues au bout de quelques utilisations. Mais de toute façon j’en rachète régulièrement pour le côté hygiène.

I've been using these Turkish bath exfoliating mitts since I can remember. It should be more than 20 years. And since I've known myself, I've never changed the brand. After seeing some of the comments, I realized some people don't know how to use this. If you're not familiar with using these, and don't know what to expect, here are some facts and tips. If you follow those, this will be a perfect product. Otherwise, you're using it wrong. 1) THIS IS NOT A SOFT SILK. IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE RAW AND HARD. Many people think of this sheer and soft texture when they think of silk. Well, it is silk, but to the processed, sheer way. 2) IT IS USED FOR MECHANICAL EXFOLIATION. So, you remove callouses from feet with a pumice stone. This is the body equivalent of it, and that's why it's hard. It doesn't hurt but you're supposed to rub this against your skin with some force, so that you can peel the dead skin. Imagine it as cleaning an oven top, use that much force. It's not a pampering and soft process, it is a deep cleaning process, it works with friction. 3) SWEATING BEFOREHAND WORKS. Before exfoliation, sweating or making yourself hot really eases the process. The dead skin should look like an eraser dust coming out of nowhere on your body. The attached picture is what the process should look like. It's not me but this is exactly what I would look like if I took a photo during the process. Your skin can get a little red due to intense rubbing. It should go in an hour or so. 4) DO NOT EVER USE SOAP WITH IT!!! I can't stress this one enough. This is not a replacement for a loofah. This is complementary to the loofah. After a good sweating, exfoliate yourself before cleaning your body with soap. Coming back to the pumice stone example, what you first remove callouses and then wash your feet. If you put soap on a pumice stone, it becomes smooth and it won't remove callouses. It's the same for these mitts. This cloth should not ever touch soap or it's ruined. It loses its texture. One-time mitts can be used with soap but these are reusable and should not be in contact with soap unless you can get it in bulk and don't mind the waste. 5) IT'S HIGHLY BENEFICIAL. It promotes blood flow, helps with dermal rejuvenation, cleans pores, unravels ingrown hair. Plus, the deep clean feeling I get is unmatched. 6) DO NOT USE IT DAILY. You don't use pumice stones every day, it's just like that. I use mine every two weeks because I'm used to it since childhood. Using every month is a good choice, too. 7) DO NOT USE IT ON THE PARTS WITH INFLAMMATORY OR CYSTIC ACNE. This can be extended to very sensitive body parts. Exfoliation is a rough process. Think of your inflammatory acne as small and thin capsules of inflamed goo. When you remove the dead skin, you also remove the skin over the inflammation. So, basically open the lid of a capsule and set the goo free. Then, when you keep rubbing, you smear the goo all over your skin and cause more inflammation. So, don't use this on your back, if your back has acne. If it's non-inflammatory acne, it's fine. 7) DO NOT USE THIS ON FACE. The skin on the face is too soft for the mitts. It would be scratching a nonstick pan with metal. It's a big no no. You can use this anywhere except the face, and, of course, the nether areas. Other than those two, you can keep rubbing ant part of your body. Having too much hair on skin decreases the efficiency of the mitts. So, it works better for the less hairy parts of the body. 8) IT IS BETTER IF THE SKIN AND THE MITTS ARE DAMP, BUT NOT SOAKING WET. Water decreases the friction, but it won't work on dry skin. So the best approach would be being damped but not wet. When I go into shower, this is the routine I follow. - I turn on the hottest water that I can sustainably tolerate, but not so hot that it dries out my skin. - Wash the hair with this water. In the meantime, the duration becomes ready enough to exfoliate. - I exfoliate whole body with the mittens. - I then use a loofah and castile soap to wash the body. (Castile soap is gentle with the skin, and it needs something gentle after all the rubbing.) - Before drying myself with a towel, I put on moisturizer in the tub so that it locks in the moisture for additional smoothness and provides a protective barrier until the skin soothes itself. - Then get out of the tub and dry myself. 9) DON'T FORCE IT IF THERE IS NO DEAD SKIN. If nothing is coming out, nothing is coming out. Your skin may not be hot enough for exfoliation, you may have not yet collected that much dead skin, you may have waxed and it might have removed the dead skin, etc etc. Don't force it, try another time. When the time comes, the dead skin will come in flakes. 10) DO NOT USE IT AFTER ANY KIND OF DEPILATION OR ANY OTHER SKIN TREATMENT. With these processes your skin becomes way too sensitive for exfoliation. If you want to do those, you can shave after exfoliation because some ingrown hair will be out. But do not do waxing, dermabrasion or such, and exfoliation in the same week. 11) ONE PRODUCT, ONE PERSON. It's not hygienic to share the mitts. It already puts the skin in a vulnerable state, you don't need your family and friend's germ all over it. So, if you do it this way, this product will work perfectly. That's how it's intended to be used. Otherwise, you're just wasting your money.

Not a good product.

I wasn't sure if this would be that good but for the price I wanted to give it a try. I am super impressed with it. I have tried many scrubs and loofahs, etc and this feels like a light sandpaper going over your skin (not uncomfortable at all). I love the way it feels and it does a fabulous job. My skin is very smooth and i will never go without using this now!

Works great!