Salux Nylon Japanese Beauty Skin Bath Wash Cloth/towel (3) Blue Yellow and Pink

Wow ok, used one of these exfoliating towels for the first time today and I LOVE IT. Unlike other cloths or gloves, this REALLY gets your skin feeling glassy smooth without too much effort. The lack of stretch in the cloth is what makes it work so well on your back and shoulders. I don't know why I didn't go for this sooner, I love Korean scrub/massage treatments where they just scrub the hell out of your skin and I should have known these Japanese cloths will give the next best thing right at home. Cloth is easy to rinse clean, dries fast, got my crusty skin nice and smooth--I love it.

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these.This wash cloth has transformed my skin. Seriously.I'm over 40 and began to get bumps on my back. My skin seemed like it couldn't recover from months in bed after major surgery. I saw a dermatologist, who prescribed cream and recommended spray, but nothing really worked. The skin on my back and shoulders felt "scaley."I stumbled across this on Amazon, read the reviews and decided to give it a try. Wow. Within two weeks, all bumps were gone. My skin is silky smooth.I use the wash cloth 3 or 4 times a week. I DO NOT push hard on my skin. My husband used his wash cloth vigorously at first. He felt his made his skin more dry. When he started to use the cloth more delicately, he began to see amazing results on his ashy knees and elbows.As for me, my skin has never been more beautiful. The cloth is long enough that I can reach every part of my back, which is terrific considering I'm not fully recovered from spinal surgery. It isn't exactly cloth, either. It feels sort of like mesh...or maybe like a profession version of a store bought loofa (which also didn't work for me).I love this so much, my sister decided to order one. Her reaction? She said I did not do a good enough job explaining how incredible this wash cloth is!The wash cloth makes a LOT of lather. I put a quarter size amount of body wash in the center of the cloth and then I lather the cloth 10-15 seconds. If it seems like the soap isn't lathering enough, I add a bit of water. That always does the trick. I have used significantly less body wash since I started using this cloth.The cloth itself rinses clean and has held up perfectly. I've had mine for about 2 months now. It still looks brand new. My husband's is also in pristine condition.For the softest skin in your life, order this. Exfoliate in the shower. Be gentle! Apply moisturizer when you get out. I moisturize while my skin is still damp. Sometimes, I put an extra layer on my arms and legs when they've dried. No more bumps or scales. Rough, dry skin is gone. My skin glows. Yours will, too.I wish I found this cloth sooner!

One of the small but persistent irritations of traveling is the lack of a decent back brush for my showers. I’m not limber enough to reach every spot on my back with a cloth, and hotels never include a back brush (for good reason—they’d be a hygiene nightmare); after a few days of travel, my back begins to develop annoying little itches due to the lack of exfoliation. These cloths are the simple, inexpensive, hygienic, and easily packed solution.Much gentler than a loofa, they’re long enough to reach every square inch of your back, and they’re only as rough as you want them to be (they do make an extra rough version for those who want a more intense scrub). They’re easy to wash and dry quickly. My skin is pretty sensitive, but since I can control the pressure it’s simple to get a good scrub without feeling over-abraded. You get effective exfoliation, and you generally only need to soap up the cloth once.When dry, they’re also great for banishing those little itches from your back, in the absence of an obliging back-scratching friend. It’s easy to maneuver them around to hit just…the…right…spot…Aaahh!They're machine washable, but if you just rinse it out each time you won't need to wash it much. Made of nylon and polyester, they dry very quickly.The three-pack costs only slightly more than buying a single cloth, and then you can equip two different showers, and still have one that can be dedicated for travel use.

I wanted to take a back scrubber cloth to Italy next year, and this fit the bill. It’s compact and gets the job done.

Works to reach your back and can rewash

These are not like anything I've seen before here in America. My friend gave me one years ago and I'm hooked. They are not meant to be soft or thick. They are intended to be "rough" to exfoliate the skin and thin for flexibility and ease of rinsing. I've used all kinds of "scrubbies" or puffs, which are intended to be soft and thick. Those make lots of foam but do a very gentle job. They're great for a relaxing or pampering experience. These "netting sheets" are for when you really want to get clean! I absolutely love them for scrubbing my back. The length makes this job super easy and satisfying! Folding them or using them full length makes them versatile and usable for all areas of the body. I'm handicapped and these make it easy for me to reach and clean everywhere. I LOVE them.One caution (because we live in a world where people misuse products and then cry and blame the product): these are rough textured; they will scrub with a lighter pressure. If you are used to pressing other products firmly in order to scrub your skin, don't do that with these because you don't have to. Use them as intended. Start gently and adjust pressure to your preference. I never had the slightest problem but there are people who have taken steel wool pads to their skin so I felt I had to say something.