A deeper clean
Lifts flakes and surface buildup that soap alone leaves sitting on the skin.
Korean-style bath ritual
Smoother skin starts in the shower.
An exfoliating mitt that lifts away the dead skin your shower gel leaves behind. No scrub, no beads, nothing to run out of.
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Two mitts included100% viscoseTwo mitts per boxReusable for monthsNo residueArms, legs, chest, backSelf-tan prep
Why it works
It works by texture.
A firm viscose weave does the work mechanically when wet. There is nothing to absorb, nothing to react to and nothing to buy again next month.
Smoother texture
Buffs rough, dry and bumpy-looking patches on arms, legs and the back.
Better tan prep
Clears old self-tanner and dry buildup so the next coat goes on evenly.
Made to last
Rinse it, hang it, use it again. One pair lasts months, not days.
The material
One hundred percent viscose.
Woven tight enough to grip dead skin when wet, soft enough for arms, legs and the back. No plastic beads, no grit in the drain, no residue to rinse away afterwards.
How to use
Four steps, once or twice a week.
The whole thing takes a couple of minutes. Once or twice a week is enough — more often and you risk irritating your skin rather than helping it.
1
Soften
Spend a few minutes in a warm shower or bath first. Skin has to be properly wet — on dry skin the mitt feels harsh and does very little.
2
Buff
Wet the mitt, squeeze out the excess water and work in short, light strokes over arms, legs, chest and back.
3
Rinse
Wash away what comes off. You will see it — which is exactly why you do this over a drain.
4
Moisturise
Follow with body oil or cream while your skin is still damp. This is the step most people skip.
The details
Made simple on purpose.
No handle, no motor, no refills. A woven mitt that fits over your hand, an elastic cuff that keeps it there and a loop so it dries properly between uses.
- Material 100% viscose rayon
- In the box 2 mitts
- Size of each mitt 5.8 × 8.8 in
- How often 1–2 times a week
- Care Hand wash, hang to dry
- Colour Black
Compared
Against the usual options.
Loofahs hold water and fall apart. Scrubs run out and leave grit in the drain. A woven mitt just keeps working.
| Obyem mitt | Loofah / sponge | Body scrub | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visibly removes dead skin | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Preps skin for self-tanner | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Reaches your own back | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Nothing runs out | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| No grit or residue to rinse | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Dries flat on a hook | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Free shipping on every order
Delivery time is shown at checkout.
30-day returns
Not for you? Send it back within 30 days.
No refills, no plastic beads
Just woven viscose. Rinse it and hang it up.
Questions
Before you buy.
One to two times a week is plenty for most people. Any more and you risk irritating your skin rather than helping it.
No — and this is the mistake most people make. Soak in a warm shower or bath for a few minutes first, then use the mitt on wet skin. On dry skin it feels harsh and does very little.
Use light pressure and start with once a week. Avoid broken skin, sunburn, fresh shaving cuts and your face — this is a body mitt.
Rinse and hand wash it after every use, then hang it by the loop until it is completely dry. A damp mitt left balled up in the shower will start to smell.
With weekly use and proper drying, several months. You get two in the box, so one can dry while the other is in use.
Yes — it is one of the best uses for it. Buff off old tanner and dry patches the day before you apply a fresh coat.
Two mitts, one box
Start this week.
Two minutes in the shower, twice a week. That is the entire routine.