Tatuo 4 Pieces Korean Exfoliating Washcloth Body Back Scrubber Japanese Italy Exfoliating Cloth 35.5 Inch Long Bath Towel Washcloth Dead Skin Remover for Men Women(Multicolored)

Ever want to really exfoliate? These are inexpensive, washable, re-usable, quick to dry, and very easy to hold while your hands are wet. You can get to all the tough large and small places. These exfoliate like a dream. Be aware that they are abrasive -- so may be tough on super sensitive skin for some. For me, the length, width, foldable size is just perfect for the bath. I liked these so much I bought the version that you stick your hand into and those are also really great. I do think these longer exfoliation cloths are more versatile and easier to use, but they are both quality products that work as they should.

I love using these for exfoliating my body in the shower. They're rough enough to do the job without hurting like some of the brushes that I've used in the past!! I believe they're a great buy and I plan to get more of them!!

It’s a little too rough, but feel a difference in my skin.

Love these! Very similar to the ones from when I was a kid (Korean mother), but a little more flexible which is great! Great at exfoliating and removing dirty, dead skin!

It is as described. Works as it should

I’ve been using these long, scrubber bath/shower cloths for years! I normally love them. But these, for some reason were way too rough to use!. I even soaked it in hot water first, which I’ve never needed to do, but it didn’t help. I returned them, and bought a different brand that looks similar, but not AS rough, but still exfoliating! I normally don’t leave negative reviews, but that’s the truth!

I didn’t know I needed this so badly. I had the regular sized scrubbing sheets but these are by far superior.

If you are wanting an exfoliating towel this towel will sand your skin smooth and quite aggressively I may add. On a 1-10 scale where 1 is soft like a cotton washcloth and 10 being rough like tree bark this towel is about an 8. I like the texture but was disappointed when the dye used to color the towels bled and stained my fiberglass shower as it drip dried overnight. I woke up the next morning to purple streaks down the side of my shower and a dark purple shower floor; thank goodness for bleach. I’d recommend soaking the towels in white vinegar to set the color deep in the fibers of the towel to minimize bleeding of the dyes after use. Soak in white vinegar for 30 minutes and wash cold water and hang to dry or lay flat on top of paper towels.