In Japan, people traditionally wash themselves with a shower towel like this one. After a long day, there is nothing more satisfying than literally scrubbing the skin. The towel can be grabbed at both ends to thoroughly wash the body while showering.
Made from a blend of washi paper and fibers from the Kumazasa plant, the Sasawashi body wash cloth is especially absorbent and durable. The Kumazasa plant, which grows in the Japanese highlands, is known for its strong antibacterial properties. Since Washi can absorb both oil and water, it is the ideal base for skin cleansing as it removes excess oil. It can be used with or without soap to gently exfoliate the skin.
Care instructions: wash the cloth in a net with similar colors in the washing machine or by hand. Remove soap residue when hand washing. Hang it in a well-ventilated place.
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Size: W180 x H850mm
Material: pile 100% washi paper / base fabric 100% cotton
In Japan, people traditionally wash themselves with a shower towel like this one. After a long day, there is nothing more satisfying than literally scrubbing the skin. The towel can be grabbed at both ends to thoroughly wash the body while showering.
Made from a blend of washi paper and fibers from the Kumazasa plant, the Sasawashi body wash cloth is especially absorbent and durable. The Kumazasa plant, which grows in the Japanese highlands, is known for its strong antibacterial properties. Since Washi can absorb both oil and water, it is the ideal base for skin cleansing as it removes excess oil. It can be used with or without soap to gently exfoliate the skin.
Care instructions: wash the cloth in a net with similar colors in the washing machine or by hand. Remove soap residue when hand washing. Hang it in a well-ventilated place.
features
Size: W180 x H850mm
Material: pile 100% washi paper / base fabric 100% cotton
The towel can be grabbed at both ends to thoroughly wash the body while showering.
Made from a blend of washi paper and fibers from the Kumazasa plant, the Sasawashi body wash cloth is especially absorbent and durable. The Kumazasa plant, which grows in the Japanese highlands, is known for its strong antibacterial properties. Since Washi can absorb both oil and water, it is the ideal base for skin cleansing as it removes excess oil. It can be used with or without soap to gently exfoliate the skin.
Care instructions: wash the cloth in a net with similar colors in the washing machine or by hand. Remove soap residue when hand washing. Hang it in a well-ventilated place.