Fatima's Garden Kessa Glove

For most skin types, we recommend using the glove once a week. This frequency is sufficient to remove dead skin cells and maintain smoothness without over-exfoliating or irritating your skin barrier.

While you can use any soap, this glove is traditionally paired with Moroccan black soap (savon beldi) to soften the skin before scrubbing. If you don't have black soap, your regular shower gel or bar soap will work perfectly fine.

The Kessa glove provides a deep, physical exfoliation, so it may be too abrasive for very sensitive or compromised skin. If you have sensitive skin, start with gentle pressure and use it less frequently to see how your skin reacts.

After each use, rinse the glove thoroughly with warm water to remove all soap and skin debris. Squeeze out the excess water and hang it in a well-ventilated area to air dry completely to prevent mildew.

Yes, regular exfoliation with the Kessa glove helps clear clogged pores and removes the layer of dead skin that often traps hair follicles. This makes it an effective tool for reducing the appearance of ingrown hairs on the body.

The natural fibers will soften slightly after the first few uses, but the glove is designed to maintain its textured surface to ensure consistent, effective exfoliation.