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Black kessa exfoliating mitt for the bath

€18.90VAT included

A kessa-style scrub mitt in textured fabric with elastic cuff and hanging loop: the bathhouse scrub, in the shower, in two minutes.

Delivery in 8 to 15 business days with tracking · free from €39, otherwise €3.90

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Seller: Lacangel Group (SAS, Paris, France), VAT FR21995268018 · prices VAT included · consumer mediation: CM2C · terms of sale

Description

Your skin is still warm and damp after the shower: that is the moment to scrub with long strokes, from ankles towards the heart. The kessa, the rough mitt of the hammam, does that work; our garshana glove guide explains how this wet scrub differs from the dry rubbing of the Ayurvedic tradition.

Why you will like it

  • Textured kessa-style fabric for a thorough scrub
  • Elastic cuff that stays on your hand
  • Loop to hang it up to dry

Go gently the first time: a kessa is more abrasive than a washcloth. Avoid the face, irritated areas and broken skin, and leave a few days between sessions. Rinse it and hang it to dry after each use.

Delivered in 8 to 15 working days with tracking, free from €39; 14-day right of withdrawal; identified seller (Clem corp, admin@tech-bharat.com).

Specifications

Typekessa scrub mitt
Materialtextured fabric
Cuffelastic
Weightabout 35 g

Frequently asked questions

Is it a garshana glove?

No. Traditional garshana is done dry with a raw silk glove; a kessa is used on wet skin. Our guide compares the two.

How often should I use it?

Once a week suits most skin; stop if redness persists.

Black kessa exfoliating mitt for the bath

€18.90

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Guides that go with it

ProductsHow to Choose a Garshana Glove or BrushRaw-silk glove, plant-fiber brush or horsehair mitt for garshana: comparison, care and how to choose by skin type and dosha. Rituals & routinesSvedana: Ayurvedic Sweating Therapy, How-To and PrecautionsSvedana, Ayurvedic sweating therapy: the principle after oiling, home-accessible variants, what research says, and contraindications. Rituals & routinesGarshana: The Dry Massage That Wakes Up KaphaGarshana, the Ayurvedic dry massage with raw silk gloves or a brush: step-by-step technique, benefits for circulation and skin, who it suits, and contraindications. Rituals & routinesAbhyanga: How to Do Warm Oil Self-MassageAbhyanga, the Ayurvedic warm oil self-massage: which oil for your dosha, the strokes step by step, duration, showering and frequency. The complete how-to.

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