MicrodermaMitt Deep Exfoliating Mitt Scrub for Face, Lips & Neck - Dead Skin & Blackheads Remover - Gentle Facial Scrubber - Exfoliator Glove for Shower - Women Skin Care

I have been using the face and body mitt for a few years now and I love them so much. They work incredibly well. I developed issues with dermatitis and folliculitis, so my skin has a tendency to build up more and be flakey and/or block my pores all over my body, which exacerbates the folliculitis. I use the mitt twice a week to keep my skin silky smooth. It has really done wonders for me. Easily the best exfoliation tool I've ever used.

Love these. Just wish they weren’t so expensive. Don’t put soap on it; just wet it in the shower and scrub the life out of your skin. Do it regularly or you’ll be in there forever.

The best body exfoliator I've ever used. You can actually see what's being scrubbed off as you're using it and it's so satisfying. Someone recommended it and it sat in my cart forever until it finally went on sale. If I'd known how good it was, I would have ordered it a long time ago. Try it and you'll understand!

This is a great addition to my skin care routine.It’s worth the price and is really effective.

Great product. Works really well to remove dead skin, as you rub after soaking in water it cause the dead skin to pill up. Will definitely repurchase.

I have purchased three similar items, and I personally don't feel that the material of this product is any better than similar Asian skin abrasion mitts.

I don't write a lot of reviews, but I had to for this one. Unlike many other reviewers here, I was aware that my exfoliating routine was insufficient. I don't know if I'm just bad at cleaning myself or what, but it was not uncommon for me to get out of the shower, scrub at my arms with a towel, and have those little rolls of dead skin ball up on my arms and all over the towel. Immediately after a shower, where I had just scrubbed myself. It's been that way since puberty for me, and I've tried MANY products to no avail, from your standard wash cloth to expensive exfoliating scrubs to those blocks meant for your FEET (which kinda worked but scrubbed my skin so raw it felt like an open wound).Enter the MicrodermaMitt. I bought this initially on recommendation from Kallie Branciforte at 'But First, Coffee' YT channel (she's the woman who's video review is part of the listing) and I figured I'd give it a try because I'd tried everything else.Y'ALL this thing is AMAZING. I followed the instructions, got in the shower, washed my hair, wet the mitt, turned the water off, and ran it down my arm. As I ran it down my arm I had the thought that I'd likely have to press harder to get any results, because for some reason I hadn't started with a scrubbing pressure. NOPE! I pulled the mitt away and clear as day were the dead skin balls that so plagued me, come up SO EASY! That first time I used it I had to rinse my body and the mitt after every pass to get the dead skin out of the way, but afterwards I was shocked how smooth my skin felt.I'd like to emphasize that I did not buy this product with the expectation of smooth skin afterwards. I have very mild eczema, so mild you don't notice until you try to find the right color foundation, so I thought that slightly rough texture was just how my skin was! Apparently not!This product is amazing and I highly recommend it. For those who are recommending it with the caveat that "it's a little pricey" - if you replace it every 6 months, it's $5 a month. I don't know what world you live in that calls that "pricey". Most women spend more than that on makeup. For me, it's well worth the cost. I'm going to buy the face one also, and I'm excited to use it. I'm a customer for life, because this is the product I've been waiting for all this time.

I love using these as they are plain and simple. They can reduce or eliminate the need for cosmetic scrubs, so even though they are a bit pricey I save on scrubs. I keep mine clean and dry after use. This has allowed me to use them longer than recommended. I use a towel to get the water out after using and hang it to air dry. They stay in great shape that way without any mold or other problems. At least that has been my experience. I wouldn't share it with others, though. They do a great job as long as you take care of them.