Back Kessa | Moroccan Hammam Back Exfoliator

Padded panel that holds its shape stroke after stroke
Reaches your whole back without help
Two handles for firm, controlled strokes
Textured weave that buffs away surface buildup
Leaves skin feeling smooth, soft and refreshed

Steam. Soak in a warm bath or shower for 5–10 minutes to soften your skin.

Soap. Spread Moroccan Black Soap over damp skin and leave it for 5-10 min

Rinse with warm water.

Soak the kessa in warm water for a minute, then wring it out.

Scrub. Hold a handle in each hand, throw the kessa over one shoulder, and draw it across your back in firm, short strokes. Hold closer to the panel for more control.

Rinse your skin and the kessa.

Moisturise with argan oil.

Use it once a week. Keep it away from broken, irritated or sunburnt skin. If your skin is sensitive, start with light pressure and a shorter session.

Can I scrub my whole back on my own with this?
Yes, that’s what it’s made for. Hold a handle in each hand and work it across your back in firm, short strokes on damp skin. If your reach is limited, hold closer to the panel.

What does the padding do?
It gives the kessa body so it doesn’t bunch up or go limp when wet. The weave stays flat against your skin, and you get an even, steady surface to press with.

Do I need black soap with it?
It works on its own, but black soap softens the skin first, so the kessa lifts more buildup. The two work best together.

Can I use it on my arms and legs?
You can, but it’s designed for the back. A kessa glove gives you more control on the rest of your body.

How do I clean it, and how long will it last?
Rinse well after every use, squeeze out the water and hang it to dry fully. Padded items dry more slowly, so give it a full day between uses.

How often should I use it?
Once a week is a good starting point. Use it less often if your skin feels sensitive.

Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
The weave is textured. If your skin is sensitive, patch-test on a small area first and use light pressure.