Natural Jute Bath Loofah

The colourful mesh loofahs sold everywhere are made of plastic. They stay wet for hours, bacteria grow inside, and they end up in landfills for years. A jute loofah does the same job without any of that.

Jute is the same fibre used to make gunny bags, but for this loofah it’s woven soft enough to use on your body. It gives a light scrub that removes dead skin and leaves your skin feeling smooth and fresh after a bath. It’s also good for scrubbing elbows, knees and heels, which tend to get rough.

Since jute fibres are loose and open, air passes through easily and the loofah dries faster than a plastic one. When it’s time to replace it, just put it in your compost or bury it in the garden.

Why you’ll like it

• Made from natural jute, no plastic
• Gently removes dead skin
• Makes a good lather with less soap
• Dries quickly after use
• Good for rough elbows, knees and heels
• Biodegradable
• Light and easy to carry when you travel

How to use

1. Soak it in warm water for 10 to 20 seconds to soften the fibres.
2. Add a little soap or body wash and squeeze to make a lather.
3. Scrub gently in small circles.
4. Rinse well and hang it to dry.

Care tips
Rinse it well after every bath and hang it in an airy place, not inside a closed bathroom cabinet. Replace it every 2 to 3 months.

Material: Natural jute fibre