Nylon Japanese Beauty Skin Bath Wash Cloth/towel (3) Blue

Buy it without hesitation, high quality product.

I purchased this Japanese beauty cloth with the hopes of smoothing out my "dragon patches" of rough skin on my elbows, knees, and feet, and also to exfoliate the rest of my skin. As promised, the cloth is much larger than an ordinary washcloth, and had more than enough room for me to scrub my back by holding it in each hand and pulling in each direction. The material itself is true to color and felt like a more gentle version of a kitchen scrubber. It is moderately abrasive, and very effective at removing dead skin, especially on my arms and legs. Be careful, though; if you make the same mistake that I did and scrub too hard, you might find yourself feeling like you've been windburned. A firm but gentle pressure should be all you need to get the results you want.The product description states that it will make lather richer and multiply, and I'll be honest: I really didn't think this thing would hold soap well at all. I like using liquid shower gel, so I squirted a quarter sized amount on the cloth and started lathering. At first, it didn't seem like the soap was going to lather at all. But don't get discouraged! After a few moments, the lather indeed was rich and creamy, and I was able to thoroughly wash my entire body with lather to spare. The description also warns you not to hold the cloth under the direct flow of the water, because the lather will be rinsed away rather quickly. True enough, the cloth itself was completely rinsed out after a few seconds under the showerhead.The material is clean and drips dry, and appears to be ready to last for quite a while.

These rock! I have keratosis pilaris, which is essentially bumpy skin. Exfoliating a lot, being tan, using coconut oil, and eating well help it stay at bay. I used to use those green kitchen sponges, like the really hard ones, as my shower sponge. I started following a more Asian Beauty routine which led me to these. These don't hurt like those kitchen sponges, they last longer and they work! When you wash them out, a bunch of dead skin comes out of the washcloth so don't be grossed out, you're just doing an awesome job exfoliating!Make you sure you still moisturize after your shower, your new fresh skin needs some help!

These are the best exfoliating tools I have ever used! I can't believe I've never heard of them before.They are long, nylon scrubbing towels that are almost completely weightless. The nylon is knit and heat treated in such a way that the entire surface, top and bottom, is the best exfoliating cloth ever. You just add a little soap or body wash and start scrubbing. It makes loads of foam and scrubs your skin amazingly clean while also removing dead skin. The result is fresh, tingling, glowing skin and regular exfoliation protects against ingrown hairs.They are a little too rough for your face unless you use a very, very light touch. I prefer to use a Clarisonic scrubbing brush on my face, but this is perfect fro every other part of my body. It works fabulously on my feet and knees and elbows, which can get rough and dry.These towels are plenty long and flexible enough that you can easily scrub your back and shoulders thoroughly.I bought 3 sets so everyone in the house can use them and even my sons give them a big thumbs up.The best part is that they dry completely within an hour. All you do is rinse it completely, give it a shake and hang it to dry. Loofa sponges and rough wash cloths take so long to dry and can start smelling musty before they dry. These are always clean and fresh smelling.If you have skin, try them.

These scrub rags are something else. Just abrasive enough to leave my beard and face softer than a freshly powdered baby's butt. The length is also long enough that I can use them to "shoe-shine" the bottom of my feet, leaving them feeling softer and cleaner than I thought possible. This has definitely revolutionized my showering experience. And now its your turn to hop on the bandwagon.

I've had it for about 3 weeks now, and I can say that I'm loving the results. I have had some mild back acne (bacne) for years and nothing I tried ever did anything to get rid of it. I used bath sponges, loofahs, soap, body wash, but nothing worked.After using these wash cloths, the bacne is starting to go away and my skin feel so much smoother now.Pros:-works very well-easy to keep clean-seems to last a long time (still has the same 'bite' as it did on day 1 after using for 3 weeksCons:-hard to hang on a hook when it's brand new. Once you wet it and use it, then it will be more willing to hang. Would be a lot better if it had a little loop for hanging on a hook.-it is a bit rough feeling on the skin, especially on more sensitive areas. It might be hard for some people to get used to because of this, but this is also the reason that it works so well at removing dead skin and cleaning your pores.