Fundrem Korean Exfoliating Gloves, 2-Pack, 100% Viscose Rayon Kessa Mitts

For anyone looking to exfoliate with a physical scrub rather than a chemical scrub, these mitts use textured viscose rayon to buff the body. The two-pack includes black gloves that fit over the hand. Use them in the shower or bath on areas such as the arms and legs. They can also help lift old self-tanner and dry buildup before a new application.

Usage tips

Start by softening your skin in warm water. Wet a mitt, squeeze out excess water, then rub gently over the body, the product directions recommend using it one to two times weekly. The hand-worn design lets you guide the scrub across the skin, including the arms, legs, and back. After use, hand wash the mitt and let it air dry completely.

For a self-tan routine, the mitt is intended to buff away leftover color and dry buildup before applying another layer. It provides physical exfoliation through its viscose texture, rather than relying on a scrub formula. If you are deciding between those approaches, this is the more direct choice for using friction with a wet mitt. Keep the pressure gentle, particularly if your skin tends to react to exfoliation.

Spec sheet

• Type: Korean exfoliating mitts
• Quantity: 2 black mitts
• Material: 100% viscose rayon
• Use: Body exfoliation and self-tanner removal
• Care: Hand wash after each use, air dry completely

What stands out

The material and format define the product: each glove is made from 100% viscose rayon and is worn over the hand like a traditional Kessa mitt. That makes it a straightforward option for targeted body scrubbing rather than a loose washcloth or a product applied directly from a jar. Its stated uses include lifting visible flakes and surface buildup, smoothing the look of rough or bumpy areas, and preparing skin before another self-tan application. These are intended uses, not a guarantee of a particular skin result.

Buyer feedback describes the exfoliation as effective and says skin can feel smooth after use. Some buyers also find the mitt comfortable and easy to put on, while reports on irritation are mixed: some say it feels gentle, and others find it painful. Durability feedback is also divided, with some saying the gloves hold up and others reporting that they came apart quickly. That variation makes gentle pressure and following the care instructions sensible, rather than treating a firm scrub as necessary for results.

It’s a great fit if you want a reusable-feeling, hand-worn tool for body exfoliation or self-tan prep and prefer controlling the pressure yourself. It’s not for you if you need a non-friction exfoliant, this product works through physical scrubbing, and buyer experiences with skin comfort vary.

What to clarify

How often should you use the mitt? The directions recommend one to two uses per week. Soften the skin first, wet the mitt, and rub gently.

Can it help remove old self-tanner? It is intended to buff away old self-tanner and dry buildup before a new application. The description does not promise a particular removal result.

How should you care for it after use? Hand wash it after each use and allow it to air dry completely.

Should you buy it?

Choose this two-pack if a textured, 100% viscose rayon mitt suits the body-care routine you want: wet-skin exfoliation with a hand-guided scrub, including prep before self-tanner. Its defined use and simple care instructions make the format easy to understand. The key tradeoff is that it relies on friction, and feedback on comfort and durability is mixed. If that approach suits your skin and routine, it offers a focused alternative to a chemical scrub, if you want exfoliation without rubbing, look for a different format.