Moroccan Kessa Glove (Loofah)

The Moroccan Kesa glove loofah is a traditional exfoliating glove made from a coarse, textured fabric, often used in Moroccan hammams (spa rituals). It is designed to slough off dead skin cells, unclog pores, and leave the skin feeling smooth and refreshed. To use, wet your skin in warm water and apply a body scrub or soap, then gently rub the glove over your body in circular motions to exfoliate.

While the Moroccan Kesa glove is effective for exfoliating, it may be too abrasive for sensitive skin. It's important to start gently, using light pressure. If you have sensitive or irritated skin, consider using it sparingly or consult with a dermatologist before use to ensure it is safe for your skin type.

After each use, rinse the Kesa glove thoroughly with warm water to remove any excess soap and dead skin. Hang it up to dry completely. For deeper cleaning, you can wash the glove by hand with mild soap or in the washing machine (on a gentle cycle). Allow it to air dry in a well-ventilated area to prevent bacteria buildup. Regularly washing and drying your glove will help maintain its effectiveness and prolong its lifespan.