Exfoliating Gloves

Exfoliating gloves and mitts aim to remove dead skin cells and promote skin renewal. The key difference lies in their design: gloves cover the fingers and palm, offering precise control and reach, while mitts are like a mitten, providing a larger surface area for quicker exfoliation on broader body areas.

Skin exfoliating gloves can be suitable for sensitive skin if used gently. Choose exfoliating gloves with a softer texture, use mild exfoliants, and avoid excessive pressure during exfoliation.

While skin exfoliating gloves are primarily designed for the body, Patara Life's specially designed exfoliating gloves or mitts offer a gentler exfoliation suitable for the face.

Avoid excessive pressure, especially on delicate areas, to ensure safe and effective exfoliation. Always follow with moisturizer, wear sunscreen when going out, and keep your gloves clean to prevent bacteria buildup.

Absolutely, yes! Your exfoliating glove will effortlessly remove your fake tan layer from your skin. Simply use your glove when you see your fake tan starting to peel away to go back to your natural skin tone.

Ingrown hairs can be a problem between shaving or waxing..basically when the top layer of the skin is dry and pores are blocked, ingrown hairs can appear. Best to use an exfoliating glove once a week during the natural cycle of hair growth to promote a breathable top layer of skin which will prevent ingrown hairs from forming.

Yes, Turkish exfoliating mitts are generally suitable for all skin types, including those in the Australian climate. They help remove dead skin cells and maintain smooth skin, which can be particularly beneficial in dry or hot weather conditions.

After each use, rinse your Turkish skin exfoliating glove thoroughly, wring out excess water, and hang it to dry in a well-ventilated area. Periodically machine wash or hand wash the glove to keep it clean and hygienic. Replace it when it shows signs of wear or loses its effectiveness.