Moroccan kessa glove

Product Description

Kessa glove is a key element of the traditional Hammam ritual.  Made out of harsh fabric, it removes dry dead skin revealing a new glowing skin layer.

Whyuse Kessa glove?

• Used in a steam room Kessa glove will not just remove the outer layer of dead skin, it will also remove pore clogging impurities and toxins from deep within
• Rubbing skin with Kessa glove stimulates blood circulation bringing more oxygen and nutrients to skin cells
• Argan oil and other skin treatments absorb intensely and easily into deeply cleaned skin
• While rubbing your skin to remove dry dead skin you will give yourself an invigorating massage. Your muscles will feel relaxed and less sore

How to use Kessa glove?

To achieve the best results Kessa glove should ideally be used in a steam shower or a wet steam room, a similar environment to Hammam. Steam opens pores allowing impurities to come to the surface where they can easily be removed by Kessa glove. If you do not have a steam room; make sure to put the heat on and keep your bathroom warm enough during exfoliation.

• Soak Kessa glove in warm water to soften it and prepare it for use
• Shower with warm plain water
•  Avoiding the eye area, coat your body and face with a **0% natural fragrance –free soap. Soaps with chemicals and perfumes do not work with Kessa glove
•  Keep the soap on for *0 minutes
• Rinse with warm water
• Relax in your hot bath, hot shower, or steam room for ****5 minutes allowing enough time for pores to open and dry dead skin to soften and become easy to remove
• Always use Kessa glove on warm damp, not wet skin
• Rub your body gently starting with your upper arms and shoulders
• avoid rubbing vigorously if you are a beginner and your skin is not used to harsh fabrics
• If the ideal temperature is achieved and the appropriate soap is used, dead skin layers will roll off your body as you scrub with Kessa glove
• Rub your entire body; body part by body part
• Do not use the glove on your face. Use the tip of your fingers to rub off the dead skin of your face
• Once all impurities are removed, rinse thoroughly with warm water
• Pat your skin until damp with a soft towel
• Apply Argan oil to moisturize and nourish your skin
• Enjoy your silky smooth skin
• Repeat once a week

Disclaimer: Kessa glove fabric is quite harsh. It is not recommended for beginners to rub vigorously, especially with brand new Kessa gloves. The glove will soften over time and your skin will become accustomed to the rubbing gradually.  

Skin that should not be scrubbed with Kessa glove:

• Sensitive skin
• Thin and delicate such as eye area
• Sunburned
• Having an allergic reaction
• Swollen
• Has a wound or a scratch

More info on Kessa glove

• Kessa glove shrinks by *0% after washing
• People with large hands can remove the stretch band completely to make it easy to put the glove on. The glove won’t slide while rubbing. It is recommended not to remove the stretch band before the glove shrinks and gains its permanent size
• The glove gets softer overtime. The more you use it, the softer it will become

How to store Kessa glove

• Kessa glove must be kept dry when not in use
• Always wash it and hang it to dry after use
• Do not wash Kessa glove with detergents or soaps. Use only plain water