Set of 12 Asian Exfoliating Bath Washcloths - Red, Green, and Yellow Color Variety by FOUBA Review

parents! Necessary. Okay, so I was looking for something to gently exfoliate my baby's skin without chemicals. I found this and after looking at a few reviews I decided to give it a try. I'm beside myself! We have hard water in our apartment, so neither soap nor loofah cleaned that layer of skin. It did so with very little ease. Here's how I did it: I wet the skin with hot water/lukewarm in preparation and the "NO" soap started rubbing up and down. After a few puffs, the skin began to peel off.

These scrubs work wonders! What worked best for me was to take a shower, stand under warm water for at least a few minutes, then turn off the water and use a towel. I find using it while the water is flowing is less effective. It also loses a star because its size makes it awkward to pick up and hold; I have to put my hand in a weird claw position to keep it from slipping off my hand.

Skin so soft I can smack a baby's butt. Exfoliates very well but not too aggressively. I personally hate it when a scrub is either so soft it does next to nothing, or so rough it hurts (even though it works) and you end up looking like a scrubbed lobster. This is a really good intermediate. As if it removed all the dead skin with no real discomfort. Personally, it worked a little better right after turning off the shower because it actually wiped away dead skin (see other photos, it's real)…

This is my favorite thing now. I've told everyone I know to check it out. I make time to watch some good drama by soaking in a hot bath for a good 30 minutes and then drying off. I feel amazingly clean afterwards. The skin beads up and looks like eraser dust. It's disgusting, but beautiful at the same time. Also a great detox. I have a feeling you're not cleaning up if you don't use these rags. Ouch! And the skin is incredibly soft! After getting out of the bath, I dry off and spray coconut oil

It's great! Yes they shrink when they get wet but I just put them on my arm and they work great. When I first bought them I used them about 3 times a week. I was coming back from zero peeling so I had to scrape A LOT of dead skin off. Once I got to a good "baseline," I only used it once a week as "maintenance" during Sunday baths. I have no idea what the color difference is but I started with yellow. I reused the glove for about 6-7 baths before it broke - even then I still squeezed two baths…

For me it was a waste of money. They shrink when they get wet and don't do what people say. You see photos of people with their skin peeling off, and most of them think it's dead skin because it's supposed to peel off. What you're actually seeing is a buildup of lotion or whatever you're using to keep your skin moisturized. If you use a regular washcloth or loofah, etc. when you bathe, there is no need for it either, as your skin will be clean. (If you know you know lol) If you're a person who…

You judge me! This thing works so well I used red and omg. Before using, I wiped the skin with a tissue to see how much I could wash off. Then I used this red cloth and so many things came from me. Like rough dead skin and greyish dirt. I feel like I was never clean until I used this. My fingers are slightly burned when you put your hand in the fabric. But my god I had little bumps on the side of my arm and after the first use I can't feel them unless I concentrate really hard. God my legs are…

I've used it twice already and I'm impressed. I have suffered from corns on the backs of my arms, thighs and calves my whole life and this product (I used the red one) have showered several times since I got it and my skin is so smooth. To be honest this stuff is like a speed peel, it exfoliates my skin, opens my pores and then the hot water helped to remove all the buildup under my skin, after cleaning in a hot shower I ended up with a slightly cold one Shower. Rinse for 3 minutes to close my…