Just a silicone scrub will do. This is what the scrub is. You just need to find silicone scrubs and your good to go

@@Haal96that’s what I was thinking. The rest is just marketing

Fr he’s overpricing there’s cheaper than that I saw a similar one for 7.

W comment

on aliexpress 3$

Or just throw it in your washer once a month

Exactly. I place mine everyday under direct sunlight to kill off all bad bacterias and make sure it’s completely dry and no crusty smell .. before using it . Also, i change my loofahs every 2-3 months depending on if i am using soap bars consistently or just body wash as with bars you can directly use it on your body

Naw loofahs are cheap ima buy another one

He is correct on them not being very durable tho

@@Saintace873in between buying new ones you should be cleaning them weekly with hot water and sun.

Bro just clean your loofahs with skin safe bleach no need to replace them so frequently 💀

But it's better for environment

Exactly, why spend $2 on a plastic loofah? Spend that $2 on a pack of loofah seeds and have a year's worth of loofah in 5-7months. Best part? The seeds from the loofahs you grow makes this a life long solution.

I was looking for this comment😂

I’ve had my back one for 4 years💀😭😭

@@Cane_gacha act tho 😭

@@smellyEliiii1212 YESSS😭😭😭

Use google

Exactly like tf

No. It CAN grow bacteria. But you have to be seriously disgusting with the thing and never give it a nice, thorough wash & rinse every now and then. You CAN get every bit of bacteria out of it... quite easily might I add. This ADVERTISEMENT Is Bullshit! Period.

Its called marketing. Thats how they make you buy stuff you don’t need. 😉

Theek waise jaise roz nahane k baad towel use karte hain phir bhi maila kaise ho jata hai 😂

That’s a lot of work lol

@h2woah127 so is a medical bill from an infection caused by mildew wash sponge/cloth, etc. Mind you sometime was have cuts we don't know of and specimen of blood don't fully wash off. As a parent I need to teach mine how to proper care for themselves cause an infection can cause other things as well, plus showing care in how you care for yourself speacks volumes. We can hide from germs but we can stop them the best we can. Hence why myself nor child have gotten COVID-19 nor flu in the past couple of years. Little changes help along the way.

Ong

Thank you for supporting 💙!

The exact reaction they want out of you lol 😂

Not that your wrong though

Your still 100% right

@@pb5959 i commented to support their business 😽🙏

Omggg ive been thinking of getting one! Ive also been thinking of switching to more organic products

@@kenzie878 yea

​@@halibimohamed9069did it same as loofah means does it attracts germs and bacteria

does it help prevent hyperpigmentation?!

Same . But I properly clean it every time I use it

@@babulhossen5056how do you clean it?

How!!!!

Apologies! Our hope is that as we expand, we'll be able to have local distribution in counties outside of the US. We're still very much a small family business.

Also, I figure that Aussie is hot and dry, so your skin outer layer should be thicker. Because I think IIRC, wolverine actor is Aussie and got Skin cancer or use a lot of sunscreen (?) So I think you might prefer something with more exfoliation. Loofah VS silicon scrub, Loofah has more exfoliation. You can say that the silicon one, is like rubbing a hard jelly across the body and not very exfoliating. I would recommend that you go online and find those Korean bathing glove made of Bamboo. Some of them even have 2 holes, for the thumbs of both right hander and left hander. Or you can wear it on both hands at once. TECHNICALLY, this is nothing new, because Shower Exfoliating Gloves has been around for some time. These are the ones with the 5 fingers. While the Korean one has no fingers, and just 2 holes to stick out your bare thumb. It really comes down to a difference of texture and what you prefer. Personally, I think the western Shower Exfoliating Gloves are more suitable for washing dishes and cutlery. But personally I have never used them. But for some reason, I remember them being rough, so I might have seen it outside before.

An end word being that, with all these products, you never know which is the best. But you can always repurpose them. Some scrubbers can be used to hand wash clothes or dishes if you don't like them. You can even wash your pets with them.

Just throw it in the washer every month boom problem solved. Right right ? Amirigbt???

​@@ChaoticMuchXYyyyep! You're right!

Also, it is popular to be recommended long handle body scrubber with brush bristles. But like Clarisonic face brush, some dermatologist on KZfaq say those can breed bacteria, and the silicon face vibrator do not breed bacteria. So silicon is still the best material for using in toilet. Another thing being that I read some reviews on Taobao, and people complain about brush bristles falling out. or the handles of the scrubber being too slippery because they are plastic.

If you don't want to trouble and buy online, you can just use a normal small towel for face or something. It has to be cotton and NOT microfiber. when you scrub on your body, it makes bubbles and also exfoliates. I saw someone using a towel to scrub her body in a KZfaq short, and there were bubbles. But not sure how much body wash she use, because I have never tried that myself. Cotton towels can be used once and dried. Technically because it has been cleaned with your body soap when you bath, you don't need to wash it again to reuse it. Only need to dry it. But I would recommend throwing it into the washing machine with the rest of your towels for maximum clean. Maybe once a week, or whenever you do laundry.

Shopee silicone scrub

I'm so happy to hear you love your Sud Scrub! Thanks for supporting our small business!

Ikr

Lol agreed. They also have washable body scrubbers now if you really want something floofy.

Hows that is practical? Everytime I wash body I need to use different washcloth? I wash body 7 times a week, and washing only washcloth and drying? Doesnt sound practical

@@madoniux yeah, you just buy 20 of them and use every time when you take a shower/bath a new one. Used ones you put in de washing machine and they're ready to use again. In The Netherlands (Western Europe in general) it's a really common thing. You can do yeaaarsss with them.

@@madoniux Listen to me. I am not the original poster, and I have not tried the hack she shared before, but I have seen other KZfaqr do it. I can explain it by my own brain. What I think is that, if you bath with soap, you do not need to wash your washcloth. Because TECHNICALLY, you actually washing your washcloth with soap, everytime you bath (with soap). Unless you use the washcloth and water, but do not use soap. Then, you need to keep washing the washcloth. I assume that you bath with soap. Like this, you only need to throw the washcloth into the laundry, every time you wash your clothes. But my word of advice, is to just squeeze out the water from the washcloth. And then, to kill the bacteria, hang it dry on your window. Because UV light from sunlight kills bacteria. Also, even on rainy days, there is UV light, just lesser VISIBLE light. *(because light has a spectrum of visible and UV). Hope this helps :)

Gross

Agree. But my hands can't lather that much without more product. I only use bar soaps because of that fact.

Damn I know you stink bro

Your hands don’t exfoliate 😬😖

⁠@@misssilentstorm4281You don’t need to exfoliate every day, 2 times per week is fine

Fr fr 😎

Was it a game changer

Haha thanks for the love!

by scaring people into buying it

Hmmmmm

Apologies! We're not available in any local stores right now. We're a very small family business (just my brother and I manage the business). Hopefully as we grow the product be available at local retailers.

@@sudscrub Yeah no problem, I'll support the business for sure. Heck my wife wanted one too so it's worth it looks like. Keep it up

You should use a African net sponge

@@oladeebiazazi4538 of that’s what im sayin i cant bc i can’t use shower gels

Thank you for your support! 🙏🏻

Damm

Same

Umm... They also breed bacteria-

Hell naw you nasty if you use that

@@ChoiReimand ur nasty for not using one lmao wtf

Ewww

@@skxmyne nor if you clean it every time?

😊

Lol same they say this stuff so you buy the product

Technically, you are not wrong. If you using gel or anti bacterial cleanser, your body is still clean when you use lofa, because of the soap. But if you use goat milk cleanser, your body can be smelly and sticky with loofa. The texture basically coats your body and the loofa and make bacteria grow. SIDENOTE: bacteria on loofah vs face brush like Clarisonic cannot be compared. Because there is Acne bacteria that feed on oil, and oil glands are more on the face than the body. That is why loofah okay :)

I’ve been using Native!

Yes, it can be boiled

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