Egyptian Loofah

Loofah texture is perfect for exfoliating skin to keep it smooth and sleek. To properly use a loofah, you’ll need to get one, put soap and water on it, and scrub your body. Make sure to also rinse, dry, and sanitize your loofah in order to keep it clean.

Because of the nature properties of loofah texture, it could give you a delicate clean touch to your body & face, according to the type of loofah and hand pressure. And if you need slightly tough exfoliation, It effectively removes stubborn dirt and impurities from your body. You can also use loofah to exfoliate some hard skin areas like elbows and knees.

People love loofahs because they exfoliate your skin. Dead skin cells sometimes clump around the top layer of your skin, making for a duller and less youthful appearance. Loofahs scrub this layer off gently and without disrupting the young and healthy skin cells underneath.

For healthy life, natural loofah should be replaced every 6-8 weeks, to gurantee keeping its fibrous texture in good shape & to prevent it from getting bacteria due to lack of regular cleaning of it.

Rinse loofah after each use & put it in a place with good circulation so it can dry completely. Drying it out will prevent bacteria from forming inside the loofah.

natural sponges should be soaked on a mix of warm water and baking soda at least once every three weeks. The amount of soda you’ll use depends entirely on the size of your sponge: the larger the sponge, the more baking soda you need to apply. Then, Let it dry thoroughly.

Loofahs obtained naturally from the garden can be of many sizes and shapes, and are great for several household uses beyond washing up in the tub.

Generally, it helps with

• using with soap to lather up and cleanse your skin
• exfoliating the skin on your body and face
• stimulating blood circulation while you shower or bathe

• Dry it completely after each use
• Be sure to properly rinse it
• Soak the sponge in baking soda
• After cleaning and rinse it, don’t leave it out in the open