The two halves of Moroccan exfoliation. Beldi softens your skin in the shower steam, and the Kessa glove takes the dead skin away in little rolls. Many customers write that they "didn't believe they had that much dead skin" until their first ritual.
- Visible exfoliation from the first shower
- Smooth, velvety skin
- Tan and self-tanner go on evenly
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The weekly ritual
How to use the two products the right way
Steam & Beldi
Softens the skin
Spend a few minutes under a warm shower, no shower gel. Massage a little Beldi Soap all over your damp body, then rinse it off completely.
Rinse completely · the key detail
Skin no longer feels slippery
Rinse the soap off really well, until your skin no longer feels slippery. The glove needs to grip clean skin directly, not the soap.
Kessa glove · on damp skin
Firm strokes
Step out of the water, wet and wring out the glove and rub your body with firm strokes, up and down. You'll see dead skin coming off in fine rolls. Rinse at the end.
Results from the first shower
What customers say about The Exfoliating Ritual
Like at the hammam, in the comfort of home
„After the first use, the strawberry skin on my arms that I've dealt with for years was significantly reduced. The experience was similar to the hammam, just the cheaper version, done in the comfort of home and with the same amazing results.”
A spa ritual at home
„The Beldi soap leaves skin really smooth and clean, and the Kessa glove exfoliates perfectly without irritating, it really removes dead skin effectively (I didn't expect so much residue). After using it, skin is visibly smoother and velvety.”
No dry, flaky skin in winter
„The glove + Beldi soap combo is addictive, I use them once a week. In past years I struggled with dry, flaky skin in winter; now, with one exfoliation a week, I don't have the same problem.”
Important details
Frequently asked questions
Why do I need to rinse off the Beldi Soap before the Kessa glove?
So the glove can grip your skin. Beldi soap is slippery; if it stays on your skin, the glove slides without exfoliating. Its job is done once it has softened the skin; after rinsing, the glove does the exfoliating.
How long will the set last me?
One ritual needs only a small amount of Beldi, so the 100 g jar lasts for several weeks of rituals. The glove is reusable: rinse it well and let it dry after each use.
How often should I do the ritual?
Once a week is enough. Your skin needs a few days to renew between exfoliations. More often can irritate it.
Why didn't the dead skin come off the first time?
Most of the time, the skin didn't soak long enough. Spend 10–15 minutes in a warm shower or bath, apply Beldi, rinse it off completely and only then use the glove, out of the water.
Beldi soap has a strong scent. Is that normal?
Yes, it's the natural black olive scent of the traditional recipe. It doesn't stay on your skin after rinsing.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, with light pressure. The glove has no grains, but it exfoliates visibly. On sensitive skin, press more lightly and don't go over the same area many times. Don't use it on irritated or broken skin.
When should I replace the glove?
We recommend every 3 months. The fibers wear down over time, and the glove is a personal hygiene item.
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الحمام يطهر الجسد والروح
"The hammam purifies the body and the soul."
Legacy of Morocco
Wipe away the steam