Exfoliating Shower Gloves for Smooth Skin - 3 Pack

Turn an ordinary shower into a hammam-style reset. The Brushworks Exfoliating Gloves lather up with your favourite shower gel to buff away dull, dry skin and boost circulation, leaving your body smooth, fresh and glowing from shoulders to heels.

• Textured surface: lifts dead skin cells for a smoother, brighter finish
• Glove fit: better grip and control than a loofah or sponge
• Works with shower gel: no messy, costly scrub required
• Circulation boost: skin feels awake and refreshed after every use
• All skin types: gentle enough for sensitive skin with light pressure
• Machine washable: easy to keep hygienic between uses
• PETA-approved: vegan and not tested on animals

• Brand: Brushworks
• Product type: Exfoliating body gloves
• Quantity: 3
• Use: Wet, with any body wash
• Skin types: All, including sensitive
• Suggested use: 1–3 times a week
• Care: Washable, air-dry
• Certification: PETA-approved vegan, not tested on animals
• Brand origin: United Kingdom

1. Wet the glove and work in a little shower gel.
2. Buff skin in small circular motions, starting from the feet and moving up.
3. Focus on rough spots like elbows, knees and heels.
4. Rinse your body, then moisturise while skin is still slightly damp.
5. Rinse the glove well and hang it to dry somewhere airy, not in the shower.

• Dull or rough skin: a smoother, brighter body in one session
• Anyone who shaves: preps skin to help reduce ingrown hairs and bumps
• Dry, air-conditioned days: clears flaky build-up so moisturiser sinks in
• Hammam lovers: a spa-style scrub without leaving home
• Tan fans: even prep before applying, easy removal when it fades
• Gift seekers: a practical add-on for any wellness basket

Why Customers Choose It

Loofahs turn grimy and body scrubs get pricey, so exfoliating often slips off the routine. These gloves fit your hand, work with whatever wash is already on the shelf and go straight in the laundry when they need a refresh.

A few minutes of circular buffing and skin feels noticeably softer, ready for short sleeves, a pool day or simply the comfort of fresh sheets at night.

How do I remove dead skin from my body?

Gentle buffing in the shower lifts the top layer of dull cells; follow with moisturiser to keep skin soft.

How often should I exfoliate my body?

One to three times a week suits most people. Delicate skin may prefer once a week with light pressure.

Exfoliating glove or loofah?

A glove gives firmer grip, more even coverage and is easier to keep clean.

Is it like a hammam kese mitt?

It offers a similar buffing ritual in a gentler texture made for regular home use.

Can I use it on my face?

No. Facial skin is thinner, so a gentler cleanser or face-specific tool is a better choice.

Does it help with ingrown hairs?

Regular exfoliation before shaving helps lift dead skin that can trap hairs, reducing the chance of bumps.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, with light pressure and short sessions. Skip broken, sunburnt or irritated areas.

Can I use it with a body scrub?

Yes, though a regular body wash is usually enough. Pairing both may be too intense for delicate skin.

How do I wash and dry the gloves?

Rinse after every use and hang somewhere airy. Machine wash weekly, then let them dry fully.

When should I replace them?

Every two to three months, or sooner if the texture softens or they stop drying fresh.

Why are there three in a pack?

So one is always dry and ready while the others are drying or in the wash, or to share at home.

Is it vegan?

Yes, it is PETA-approved and not tested on animals.

Brushworks is a beauty tools brand from the United Kingdom, based in Ascot, Berkshire, and owned by Invogue Limited. It creates thoughtfully designed, affordable self-care essentials, from makeup brushes and sponges to tweezers, hair accessories, nail care and skincare tools.

Every Brushworks product is PETA-approved as cruelty-free and vegan-friendly, so you can build your routine with tools that are kind to animals and easy to use.