Feggari Peeling Exfoliating Glove

I too, upon opening my package, thought I had been ripped off. It looks like a small flimsy piece of fabric. However now after using it, I am a believer. My skin is as soft as my newborn's and my husband can't stop touching me and telling me how soft my skin is. This lasts too. It's is a durable fabric that doesn't mildew so you don't have to replace it, at least not for awhile. Definitely get your moneys worth. I can only use it once a week. I wait until I am at the end of my shower, turn off the water, wipe off excess water, wait until I am damp then scrub down my body. You will see tiny flecks of dead skin come off in clumps. It is gnarly. And afterward you have silky smooth skin. I use jojoba oil after this and it sinks in. I have always had dry skin. With this and my moisturizers my skin is now baby soft!! Oh and I almost forgot, it has helped and reduced my pregnancy stretch marks. Just don't use it on brand new ones otherwise that will tear them more and make them worse.

I am in LOVE with this. I have not had this soft of skin since I was 10. I have super dry flaky skin that only seemed to look worse when I tried to exfoliate with a scrub and loofah. This glove was so expensive that I hated to try it based on only 9 positive reviews but I am so glad I did. NOTHING works like this. I don't even understand how it works because the material is not abrasive and doesn't irritate my super sensitive skin at all. I even used it on my face with better results than microdermabrasion and no burning. The process is truly stomach turning, though. I couldn't beleive the amount of skin that came off. I strongly recommend standing in the shower or tub so you can rinse everything down the drain. If I had to pick only three beauty products for the rest of my life it would be cleanser, moisturizer, and this. I would forfeit all my makeup to keep this. I am going to order more so that I am never without one again.

good product

When I first got this I thought there is no WAY it will exfoliate... BUT I read the directions and followed them andYES. it worked exactly as described... yes my skin glows... NOTE It will NOT work if you do not follow the directions. The key is making sure your skin is good and moisturized from the shower- meaning take a long shower... I do it once a week - take an extra long shower so your skin / pores open.. and then turn off the water, and with water not running use the glove.. Make sure the glove is wet but not dripping wet- wring out the excess.. Then gently rub the glove over your skin.. if you do it I have described, all the dead skin rubs off... makes you feel like ewwww all that was on me... afterward your skin will glow..be careful by the way if your skin is sensitive - you don't want to over do it.. start more gently if in doubt... Another good way to do it is to soak in the tub first then get out of tub. With your skin still slightly damp,scrub with the glove...then rinse off all the ..stuff. Last NOTE IMPORTANT.. Make sure you wash /rinse the glove afterwards and lay it out flat to dry... otherwise it will turn into a stinky mess .. I found that out the hard way - had to throw out one and replace it...

Sorry folks, but this does NOT exfoliate anything. I feel like an idiot that I paid that kind of money for such a joke of a product. In fact, I should have been able to exfoliate because my skin was flaking a little due to the dry weather and the fact that I use AHA's. But this glove did NOTHING. If I could ask for a refund, I would! Oh, and one other thing, as an Italian American, I am ashamed that this came from my mother land! Wine, olives, fennochio, and pomegranates maybe, but NOT a celluose exfoliating glove!

Not sure what the complaints are about. This is by far the best method of exfoliating I have found. Cheaper than scrubs and less messy. Better and gentler than drug store gloves. Cheaper and better than exfoliating creams in the long run. I use it all over my body and face. Really pleased with this. There are probably cheaper knock offs available, but this mitt has lasted for years and I don’t have a need to replace it. So it’s a quality item. It is a bit tight to get your hand in, but I’m sure that can be remedied with a snip, for anyone who cares to bother.

This is the real, original product. It works wonders, leaving your skin soft & ready to absorb moisturizer- (I prefer coconut oil). If you have sensitive, fair/med skin like me, you will get red. Besides that, it does what it says. They need to make one for the face & perhaps a larger version to reach areas on your back. It'd also be nice if it fit like a 5 fingered glove rather than a mitten. I use it 1-3x's a week.

This is a very labor-intensive product. By that I mean you have to soak your skin, then you have to smash the glove into your skin as you rub back and forth. It takes a while and you notice peels of skin coming off. This works well on flat, long stretches of skin such as your forearm, or your thigh, but that's not usually where folks need a good scrubbing. I have never seen evidence of major improvement on harder-to-scrub angled parts like elbows, feet or knees--all the typically rough places people want to have smoother skin. I bought it about 9 months ago and I'm so blasé about the results I've used it three or maybe four times. Usually I try to clearly list the Pros over the Cons, but I'm at a loss here. The only way this would make sense is if several technicians at a spa were scrubbing you all over, but for home use it's a dud.