Blue Large 3Pcs

I found these after I had already ordered others that were so small I couldn't keep them on my fingers. Initially I didn't realize that there were two sizes. Don't know why I couldn't find these first but...These fit over my entire hand and work so well!! I soak in the shower while I wash my hair then put one of these on and start scrubbing. It's amazing how much gunk comes off!! I use this once or twice a week. Have to be careful on the gentler parts of the body but a good scrub on the arms and legs takes off much. I couldn't get to my back so when I found these I also ordered a set of scrubbers for the back. See my review of them separately.I would certainly recommend these for everyone and just forgo the smaller original size. These will certainly last a long time and make your skin feel so good.Just a note that I'm not sure about. The first time I used the smaller ones I didn't get much sloughing. I thought maybe it was because I couldn't keep them on my fingers. I did use the smaller one again a few days later while waiting for these to arrive in the mail and got tons more Gunk off. So, if you don't get much action the first time you use it don't give up. You might just have better results the second time and after that.I certainly recommend these larger ones over the smaller ones no matter what size your hands are. I am a 60+ female who wears an extra large woman's glove or medium man's glove. These fit nicely over my entire hand and sit right at my wrist. They stay on without slipping or coming off.

Bought these because I found out about them on a holistic plastic surgeon’s site (YouTube for more info on him). I was tired of getting out of the shower/bath, having dry brushed myself beforehand or using any number of body scrubbing devices and/or body scrubs but still finding dry skin coming off my body when I dried myself. Frustrating.Then I looked these up and bought the 2 pack. Well, I’m VERY happy to report that yes, they sure do work! However, it’s important to follow the instructions to the letter. A) Make sure your skin is not wet but damp before you start scrubbing with these cloths. I have a hand towel next to my bath towel each time I use these. Just dry off a wee bit and they work perfectly. B) Be sure to use downward swiping motions. The first couple of times I just scrubbed away and not much happened at all so I was disappointed. Then I figured all the good reviews couldn’t be wrong so it had to be me. Yep, it was. When the instructions indicate a downward brushing motion they mean downward. Tried it the way they’re meant to be used and was shocked at how much dead skin was coming off my clean body! I had enough to create another very small person!Sounds crazy, I know, but these exfoliating cloths are the best exfoliators I’ve ever used on my body. I don’t know why you have to use only the downward motion but it just doesn’t work all that well if you try circular or upward motions. Go figure.Anyhow, these are now mainstays for my showers. Rinse off after you’re done exfoliating, apply a light body oil moisturizer and you’re good to go! I have very sensitive skin so I have to be careful with what I use on both my face and body. I would encourage you to start with a gentle swiping, see how you’re skin feels and increase the pressure from there. I would STRONGLY discourage use on the face for those of us with sensitive skin. Or possibly anybody, for the face.These are great and I can safely say that used correctly you’ll be convinced too.

These blue cloths are the most efficient, simple and cost effective things for body exfoliation that I've come across, and I've tried them all: brushes, loofas, sisal cloths, pumice stones, nylon poofs, nylon glove scrubbers, you name it. Yes they shrink a lot when wet, but I wear a women's large glove and I could still cover all but my wrist when the mitt got wet. But you're not going to be using the mitt surface where your wrist is anyway so no matter.As others have said, the key is getting the skin thoroughly hydrated enough in warm or hot water to allow the cloths to remove the dead skin, otherwise you're just sandpapering yourself. I would shower as usual and once the soap was rinsed off, I'd start going over my dry trouble spots, for me the tops of my feet, the front and back of my ankles, knees, elbows,, shoulders and upper arms. Some people rub in a circular motion, I used a short back and forth scrubbing motion. The dead skin would roll off in little pills. I'll admit it's a little icky to think about but it works. I'd go over one area, rinse off the dead skin and move on to the next spot. I can't believe how well it worked on my scaly elbows, they are actually quite smooth and soft now with just one treatment.I did not feel obliged to go over every inch of my body with these no-frills cloths even if that's what they were originally intended for; but one can still get great results on targeted dry, flakey areas in just one scrub session for just a few dollars.

Korean Italy towels give a rough sort of scrub, removing dead skin and revealing fresh smooth skin in the process. Italy cloth material is known to shrink substantially when wet which is why I like the gloves -- they are a larger size than most and fit my hand comfortable even when wet. Especially great as a foot scrubber!