SALUX Blue 2-Pack Nylon Japanese Beauty Skin Bath Wash Cloth/Towel - Enhanced SEO Review

Only used once, but I have to say that it has already convinced me. He foams! He exfoliates! Rinse clean! I can't say yet if it will cure all skin problems or if it will last for decades but considering how well it has worked so far I wouldn't be surprised. The reviews promised good things, but I still didn't expect it to lather so well or make my skin noticeably smoother after just one use.

Mine are holding up really well even after cutting them in half. They're really rough, which I like. Just honestly warn others about it. Korean ones have a slightly different texture and aren't as rough. I used these when I first traveled to different places in Southeast Asia and I really liked them. Here they are a bit more expensive. You can sometimes find them in Asian markets and they only cost a few bucks, FYI.

I don't know why stretch or lack of it should be a rating factor for them. They are designed for FILLING and not to be used as a powder or in place of a slingshot. I've ever seen Definitely 5 stars.

There really is no comparison. I gave them up for some reason a while ago and went back to using a washcloth. Never again! They require far less soap to lather and dry more fully, making it harder for bacteria to build up. It's also so easy and beautiful to use on your back. It's a bit rough if you're not used to it, but my goodness, they exfoliate well. I have very stubborn skin on my legs that has almost always felt rough from ingrown hairs. After a week of use I can already see HUGE…

I like these washcloths over loofahs because I feel they are easier to use and cleanse the body better. However, I have received them in the past and I feel that their quality is not quite up to par with others I have used. They are in the same price range but appear to be of cheaper quality as they feel thinner and don't seem to be as durable. However, they still offer relatively good cleaning performance and are generally worth it.

I use these instead of loofahs. I tend to have dry skin and CPs that need a really deep exfoliation. They work great, lather well and are easy to clean. Each towel lasts a long time, changes as it is worn. I don't rub them very hard, I use them for basic cleansing with a body wash and then once or twice a week towards the end of my shower I use a green Italian towel for a more thorough exfoliation. The combination of the two works amazingly well for me and my skin is silky soft and needs less…

First, exfoliation and softness don't necessarily go hand in hand, is it easy to use? Of course it is! I LOVE these fabrics and they are POWERFUL exfoliants! You can buy ones that say they're for exfoliation, but they're too mild to be of much use. The truth is; When used properly, this fabric can be used on any sensitive skin CAREFUL enough to do its job without hurting the delicate parts of the body. I admit that I am an older woman with a lot of tender and sensitive areas but will keep…

Love it and have used it for years. A masterpiece of Japanese simplicity. Once you have that, you throw away the washcloth and that stupid washcloth, neither of which can get near your back. This towel lasts 2-3 years and longer if you wish. *There's* nothing like wiping your back and simply stacking it up to use as a scrubbing cloth anywhere. It also requires less soap as it holds the suds well, making it easier for you to clean with less soap. [By the way, a great soap is Vitacost's…