How to care for your Kessa glove between rituals
Hand washing, air drying and replacement: a practical care routine for your OASIAC Kessa glove after each use.
After every use
OASIAC recommends hand washing your Kessa glove and letting it air dry after each use. Treat that care step as part of the ritual: once your skin is rinsed, the glove still needs attention.
From the shower to the drying space
- Hand wash the glove after use. Rinsing your body does not clean the glove for its next use.
- Leave it to air dry in an open space. Avoid folding it into a closed wash bag while it is still damp.
- Check that it has dried before putting it away. Store it somewhere it will not immediately get wet again.
Keep the care routine simple
The product listing describes a viscose and traditional Moroccan fabric blend. It specifies hand washing and air drying, but gives no machine-wash temperature, tumble-dryer setting or disinfection method. Do not turn an unspecified method into a care instruction. If the label supplied with your glove adds care details, follow that label.
When should you replace it?
OASIAC recommends replacing the glove every six months. That is the brand's replacement interval, not a guarantee that a damaged glove should stay in use until that date. Check its condition when washing it and stop using it if the fabric becomes damaged or uncomfortable.
Separate care from exfoliation technique
A clean, dry glove does not tell you how much pressure or how often to exfoliate. This routine is about looking after the accessory between uses. Avoid using the glove to forcefully scrub away a body mask; rinse the mask according to its own directions.
Can I put the Kessa glove in the washing machine?
The OASIAC directions specify hand washing. They do not give a machine-wash programme.
Should I put it away straight after washing?
Let it air dry first. A closed bag is a storage space, not a drying space.
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