Customer Reviews

Earth Therapeutics Hydro Exfoliating Gloves, Jade, 1 pair (Pack of 4)

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Bought these on Amazon. I can no longer find this sort of scrubbing glove in the markets here. These are especially nice cause they're very thick compared to the previous gloves I bought at the market. They come in a pack of 4 so you have plenty of spares and can rotate and launder frequently. Very well made. Give a good scrubbing and require less soap for a good lather.

No more messy, smelly, expensive exfoliating lotions for me! These turn my hands into exfoliating machines. They have just the right amount of roughness; enough to get the job done without a lot of scrubbing, but not so much that my skin ends up feeling raw. I even use them - gently - on my face. It's easy to get a good lather going, and with a nice, emollient soap (my current fav is the goat's milk soap from "Sassy Goat"), my skin get smooth and soft in no time, with no need to use a moisturizer. Lather up the top of the gloves, too; great for scrubbing your middle and lower back. I'm still using the first pair of gloves I started with, and they show no signs of wear.

I got these when preparing to use fakebake for a base tan before going to Mexico on vacation. My wife and I both used them, and they worked great. I actually liked them enough to keep using them once a week even after completing the fake tan process. I feel a bit like a metro-sexual, but I like the way my skin feels afterward! Recommended for their intended purpose: exfoliating skin to remove dead skin cells and allow new ones to take their place. Be gentle when using on your face! (I accidentally got a bit rough with an eyelid, this being my first time. Ouch).

I purchased these gloves because I usually use a loofah and felt that the gloves would be a good way to "scrub" down.

It comes in a pack of 4 which is good to have backups and not have bacteria after so many uses.

The only reason I am not giving it 5 stars is because when you have your hands/gloves with soap; it is a little snug and hard to take off.

Other than that, good product.

First, use one of these gloves instead a of a wash cloth: great skin care. They exfoliate. You can scrub if you need to but gentle washing is sufficient. They also rinse very easily, making it easy to get all the soap off. (If not rinsed completely, soap can CAUSE pimples).

Second, I use these together with Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser. Result is that skin is neither dry nor oily.

Third, get an exfoliating cloth that lets you scrub your back and any place that you can't reach with a glove. It's a piece of material about three feet long, made of material similar to these gloves. You can find them on amazon. Search Exfoliating Bath Cloth or Beauty Skin Cloth.

Using these three products together has resulted in healthy skin. Quick and easy showers.

I bought gloves in a local store. They worked fine but when I needed another pair I could not find them again. Amazon solved that problem.

You only need one glove at a time, so buying a pair gives you a spare. They should make them in white: wearing one white glove you can do Michael Jackson routines in the shower!

These have worked great for me. I'll order more if these ever need replacement. I wish I had these when I was a teenager.

These exfoliating gloves are thicker than ones I've tried from The Body Shop or Bath & Body works, and they work up a nice lather. BUT the only thing missing is the loop so you can hang them up in the shower to dry after each use.

These gloves make my skin feel amazing! The quality can not be beat! They are very durable and they make a good lather of your soap, scrub or body wash. A must for every shower!

The Earth Therapeutics Hydro Exfoliating gloves are made well. These gloves do not stretch out in a few uses like other brands.

The gloves are well made, great material and a very reasonable price. There's just one caveat and a major oversight in my opinion.. There's no loops to hang the gloves. These are shower gloves right? The material is too stiff to hang on a hook just on the opening, so they fall off a hook, every time. Therefore, you have to throw them on a shelf, which is just asking to build up mold.

I like these gloves - they are a bit large for my hands (but I have small hands), but are great for working body wash into a rich lather and keep their texture. I like the mini-quilted feel (more felt on my hands then my body, but hey, it's still like I'm being pampered). Also, they are cheaper on Amazon than you can find them in Ricky's NYC or in some drugstores.