Exfoliating Glove and Sisal Sponge 2-Piece Set

Firm sisal fibres give this body scrub set its honest, wake-up texture, turning an ordinary wash into a more intentional shower ritual. The glove gives close control over arms, legs and shoulders, while the sponge adds a simple second tool for everyday exfoliation.

Firm natural texture against the skin

• The visible weave is open, curly and tactile, with cream-toned fibres that look rustic rather than polished.
• Sisal feels scratchy at first, in the satisfying way of a scrub that is meant to work.
• Used damp on the body, it helps lift away dull surface skin without the slippery feel of a synthetic puff.
• The glove shape gives your hand a steady grip, useful when you want more control over pressure.
• The natural fibre has an earthy, simple character, made for bathrooms that lean away from plastic.

Sisal and cotton, simply finished

This set is made from sisal and cotton. The glove in the photo has a thick looped surface, with pale straw and cream tones running through the fibres. It is textural, practical and deliberately unrefined.

How to use it in the shower

Use the sisal sponge or glove damp on the body, working with gentle pressure. Start lightly until you know how the fibre feels on your skin, then adjust by touch.

Rinse after use and hang to dry between washes. Natural fibre lasts best when it is not left sitting wet.

Natural fibre in everyday bathing

Sisal comes from the agave sisalana plant and has long been valued as a strong plant fibre for practical household objects, from rope to mats and scrub tools. In bathing, natural-fibre mitts and sponges offer a straightforward alternative to plastic exfoliators: textured, biodegradable in character, and pleasingly simple. This set keeps that same idea close to the skin, bringing a small moment of care into the rhythm of washing.

Weight and set details

This is a 2-piece set with an exfoliating glove and sisal sponge. The set weighs 52 g and is made in China.

A thoughtful bathroom gift

A useful gift for someone who enjoys natural bathroom tools, body-care rituals, or a more tactile shower routine. It feels considered without being decorative for decoration’s sake.

Common questions

Is sisal soft?
Sisal is naturally firm and coarse. It is chosen for exfoliation, so it will feel more textured than a cotton washcloth or synthetic bath puff.

How should I keep it fresh between uses?
Rinse it well, squeeze out excess water gently, and hang it where air can move around it.