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Pink Trim Exfoliating Mitt
- Lifts dull, dry skin from arms, legs and back
- Works as a self tan remover mitt before you reapply
- Hanging loop, dries fast between uses
Korean & Turkish exfoliating mittFrom hammam
to your shower.
A 100% viscose exfoliating glove for a hammam-style body scrub at home. Warm water, firm strokes, and dead skin visibly rolls away. No scrubs, no grains, no soap.
100% viscose
Both sides exfoliate
Hanging loop
Quick-dry
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Blue Trim Exfoliating Mitt
- The same viscose weave, both sides exfoliate
- Smooth skin before shaving, fewer bumps after
- Packs flat for travel and the gym bag
2 mitts
The Duo: 2-Pack Exfoliating Gloves
- One pink, one blue, so nobody mixes them up
- Share with a partner or keep a spare drying
- An easy self-care gift
All three: 100% viscose · both sides exfoliate · hanging loop · fits all hand sizes.
One mitt, four jobs
What an exfoliating mitt does for you
Visible results
Warm water and firm strokes, and you watch dead skin roll away. Rough, bumpy patches on arms and thighs feel smoother.
Self-tan reset
Use it as a self tan remover mitt: buff away faded, patchy tan and start your next layer on an even base.
Shave prep
Exfoliate first for a closer, smoother shave and fewer ingrown hairs.
Skin prep
Lotions and oils sink in better on freshly exfoliated skin.
Four steps, one shower
How to use an exfoliating mitt
The same ritual as the hammam and the Korean bathhouse, sized for your bathroom.
Soak
Relax in warm water for 5–10 minutes so skin softens. Skip the soap.
Glide
Wet the mitt and glide it with firm strokes in one direction.
Reveal
Dead skin rolls away. Rinse your skin and the mitt.
Finish
Moisturize while skin is still damp, then hang the mitt to dry.
2–4×
a month is the rhythm we recommend for most skin.
Good to know
Exfoliating mitt FAQ
How often should I use an exfoliating mitt?
Two to four times a month works for most skin. Go lighter on sensitive skin, and skip broken or sunburned areas.
Do I use soap with the mitt?
No. Exfoliate on clean, wet skin without soap so the weave can grip the softened outer layer. Wash afterwards if you like.
Can I use it to remove self tanner?
Yes. After a warm shower, use long, firm strokes over faded or patchy tan. The mitt lifts the old layer so your next application goes on evenly.
Is it the same as a Korean Italy towel or a Turkish kessa?
It follows the same idea. The Korean Italy towel and the Turkish kessa are both woven mitts used on warm, wet skin without soap. Legibom is made in 100% viscose with a wrist band and a hanging loop.
Does it help with rough, bumpy skin like keratosis pilaris?
Regular exfoliation can make rough, bumpy patches on arms and thighs feel smoother. Be gentle, and ask a dermatologist if your skin is irritated.
Do both sides exfoliate?
Yes. The viscose weave is the same on both sides, so you can switch hands or flip it mid-shower.
How do I clean and dry it?
Rinse it well and hang it by the loop. Viscose dries fast, so it stays fresh between uses. Hand-wash with mild soap every few uses.
Where can I buy Legibom?
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