8 pcs Asian Exfoliating Bath Washcloth - Red & Green

I wanted to know if the hype is worth it, it is. These literally took off so much dead skin. They have a very rough texture. I feel I get my skin cleaned better with these than with my wash cloth. I didn't noticed a scent on them. I think these pack should last a person for half a year depending on how often you shower. I think exfoliating is fine but not daily. The colors are nice, exactly like the image. I think one pack has four so you get eight in total. I am not sure on this since I just tore one open without bothering to count. I think this worth buying. The material doesn't feel cheap.

These exfoliating mitts work phenomenally well. By the time I've been in the shower for a few minutes and washed my hair, all it takes is a few scrubs and the dead skin just pills up and rinses away.(Disclaimer: I'd caution everyone to start on "light mode", the way plug-in toothbrushes break in their users by gradually increasing intensity. Start with light pressure in the areas you want to exfoliate before increasing pressure in each area.) They work great on rough, dry skin areas like those found on the elbows, knees, ankles, shins, heels and toes. It reduced a callus I had by literally 95%, no lie. It's nearly gone! I haven't experienced any adverse thickening or other unintended effect. I've even used them VERY gently around my jaw and chin, where I notice my skin naturally pill from time to time, post-shower. They also completely got rid of some unwanted texture I had on my chest. I had small bumps (not pimples) all over that were relentless previously, but the mitt completely polished them away!I wouldn't recommend using them more than once or twice a week or during short and/or cooler showers though, as they can be overly abrasive in those circumstances. You really need the warm water to help soften your skin a bit, or it can get a bit uncomfortable. Embrace the suck. I would not recommend these for sensitive or fragile skin types, on areas with open skin or acne, or for kids.As other reviews mention, the mitts do shrink quite a bit once they dry after use, but I don't find it any more difficult to exfoliate with less surface area.It can be a struggle trying to keep the mitt flat as you scrub, but I've found that NOT using it as a mitt, and sort of lacing it between my fingers helps. (I place the mitt between my index and middle finger, with most of the material extending downwards towards the palm of my hand. Then, take that excess material and go under your middle and ring fingers, bringing it up and securing it with your pinky. Hope that makes sense!)This was my first time purchasing these mitts and I wanted to see the difference in coarseness between the pink and green, and honestly I can't detect one. I anticipate having these for awhile, but I'll probably just buy whichever one is cheapest in the future.So far, I've used my first mitt about 8 times, and it's still holding strong!This has got to be one of the cheapest skin & bodycare products out there to provide this kind of benefit with virtually no downside. It'll be a re-buy from me, dawg.

These definitely do the job. They work best without using any soap, and scrubbing down after a few minutes in warm water. Soap down after using these, and you can feel how smooth they leave skin. They are very small though. If they were even another inch larger in diameter, they would be more controllable during use. As-is, they fold up and slide around. Otherwise they do the job well.

Do you need someone to wash your back? This is the perfect shower or bath addition! It is a soft exfoliator that washes your back. The material is thin, not bulky, and maintains shape when it dries. Very easy to use with a handle on both ends so you can easily maneuver the cloth over your back. Durable through use and laundering. A great buy!

I ordered these as a replacement for the 6 foot Salux nylon cloths I had finally went through (3 pack, bought them two years ago). I thought smaller ones would be easier to manage without me cutting them up or wasting soap as well as wanting to have one next to the sink/in multiple bathrooms/for travel.Smaller is definitely what I got here. In the 'standard' listing there is no hand shown. I did not look at the 'large' size because again, was seeking a 'smaller' alternative. On the 'large' listing it shows an example on a hand and I've got to say those are some very tiny hands. The cloth did not fit on my hand like that before use and simultaneously shrunk/stretched/deformed during my shower and generally was a pain to use in what I would consider the 'expected manner', ie pulled over your hand.If I could re-purchase, I'd definitely go with the 'large' version.The product performance itself is slightly disappointing. Again, I was previously using the Salux nylon cloths. You can absolutely tell the difference between the viscose (rayon, natural fiber) in this product and the nylon in the Salux cloths. The Salux is much more abrasive overall and much better at exfoliating the 'body skin' while the viscose seems like a safer alternative for facial cleansing so you don't over-exfoliate. For someone who may not be an experienced textile guru and looking for an exfoliating product it is not easily apparent what the difference between the 'exfoliation levels' are between all these cloths and such.So, overall, if you're looking for an abrasive product for sloughing off skin (for example, for me, for KP), fixing ingrown hairs without picking, etc, you'll want to go with the Salux nylon cloth (available on Amazon). If you're looking for a milder exfoliating product more akin to a loofah that would be safe for facial use, perhaps for children or travel, and want the benefits of a faster drying and less bacteria-ridden loofah, I'd recommend these washcloths. There's also the added benefit of decomposition/eco-friendliness as it is a natural fiber unlike nylon.I might purchase these again and would recommend with the previously mentioned caveats.