SALUX Nylon Japanese Beauty Skin Bath Wash Cloth/Towel - Blue

I don't leave reviews often, and honestly when I saw the price I said meh, I'll try it but won't expect much. EXCELLENT product. My skin feels beyond clean, and the exfoliation is the perfect strength, as in it ACTUALLY exfoliates your skin. You need very little of your chosen soap and it stays lathered, great at reaching every part of your body, and you can throw it in the washing machine. Honestly I'll never go back to loofah or back brushes, or washcloths again. It's hard to fully describe but it leaves your skin clean, soft, and rejuvenated. About to order them as gifts.

This is one of those products you didn't know you need in your life until you have it. I'll tell you why:--Normally I just use a poof, or a wash cloth- but there is only so far one can comfortably reach. . While I CAN contort my elbow joints to reach the middle of my back, I prefer not to, especially when soap and slick shower floors are involved. I kinda hate the scrubbies with a handle, they really don't reach better than a twisted elbow. I'll take my chances on the latter. And wash cloths are one time uses for me. The thought of their wet bodies dangling from a shower knob, barely drying in time for my next shower grossed me out. So I go through a lot of wash cloths. Loofah/poofs are better, but they are sometimes still damp. Yuck. Which brings me to this glorious piece of material that I recommend to everyone..--This bath cloth is like a good shower poof, except it's flat and long. The netting it tighter and does some serious sudsing up with minimal soap/body wash. It suds up soaps into some serious mega lather.--It rinses real easily, too.--And the BEST? It dries quickly!! I can hang in up and it just dries within a few hours. I haven't timed it, but it is never even a little damp by next shower. This would be GREAT for travel or camping.--Another thing? It can reach places easily that a little hand held poof can't. Remember that contorted elbow? totally not used for this anymore.--Do you like skin brushing? It works great for those that like some skin stimulation as this netting material is tighter than a typical poof. Great for getting the circulation going. I love it on my legs.-Speaking of legs; since this material does such a good job at lathering up soap, I find it easier to keep my legs lubed up for shaving. I otherwise go through way too much soap trying to use a washcloth.--Did you buy this cheap little thing and absolutely hate it (how could you??), then cut it up and use it to scrub your bathroom, or wash make up brushes, or exfoliate your feet, or whatever one would use to scrub at something.!!DO NOT use this on your face. You shouldn't be rubbing any material across delicate skin like that, but if you do, please be super gentle.DEFINITELY use a light hand while rubbing it across your skin. Make sure it is wet, make sure you are wet, make sure you have some soap on it. Then proceed to enjoy a lather filled shower experience where you can reach all of your body parts, and know that this material will rinse clean, and dry quickly- certainly in time for your next use.--Anyway, after trying mine for the first time, I want to give one to everyone around me. It is such a simple yet glorious product.I LOVE IT!!Once you try it, you will realize that you needed this in your life. You're welcome 😊

This is the best full-body, in-shower exfoliating solution I've ever tried, and I doubt I'll ever try another. As someone with KP whose skin seems to turnover at an unusually fast rate, I've exfoliated every time I bathe since I was in middle school, using scrubs, gloves, loofahs, you name it. Finding the right balance of abrasiveness, as well as something that feels hygienic, is hard.Enter Salux. It's just about perfect. It stays folded into a palm-sized square easily, is long enough to use to get a good shimmying scrub on the back, lathers soap beautifully, and-- best of all-- unfolds to a thin, rapidly-drying length of cloth that will never grow mildew. I replace mine every three months just in case, but I've never seen any signs of mold or mildew growth, and after three months of hard use it's just beginning to fray at the edges. If you're trying to be super economical, I would guess you could use it for a year before it starts to wear out enough to stop working as well.One caveat: I will say that it is not suitable for those with sensitive skin-- it definitely toes the line between "good exfoliator" and "ouch, too rough." I would never use it on my face, and use it carefully on more tender areas of skin on my body.Oh, and pro tip: if you unfold it to use a single-ply piece of it wrapped around a finger, it works fantastically for places you might forget to scrub like the ears, the bellybutton, and around the toenails.