LOOFAH SOAP

Loofah, also known as Luffa or Luffah, is a common vegetable from gourd family that is eaten across Asia and Africa. Usually, when Loofah reaches its maturity, it is harvested and used a fruit. But once they reach an age beyond that, they are usually consumed to manufacture Luffa scrubs, Luffah Sponges or Loofah soaps. Once they dry up, they are stripped off their skin and sent to the process. Another interesting fact is that Loofah was initially used by many as a scrubber in the kitchen. It was after its success in the kitchen that Loofah became a famous exfoliating accessory to be used over the body. Since then, Loofah is widely being used in hundreds and thousands of homes across the world. Some of the reasons why the world is so fond of Loofah natural soaps are following: The feeling of using Loofah is very refreshing. Every bath feels like an invigorating spa experience leaving the body relaxed even after a day of toil and hard work. The massaging properties of Loofah are unmatched. Whether they are feet, shoulder, or any part of the body, Loofah is proven to relax and soothe every tiring muscle of the body. Using Loofah in circular motions doubles its massaging qualities. Loofah is excellent for its exfoliating properties also. In fact, it is the exfoliating property of Loofah that convinced millions to use Loofah in their bathrooms as well. Loofah is used to shed off dry skin. Loofah is also known to rid feet from callus and cracking of skin.