At a glance
The quick facts, all in one place.
| Material | Sisal fiber and terry cloth |
|---|---|
| Sizes | Medium Oval 4 inch, Small Round 3.25 inch |
| Use on | Face and body |
| Best for | Gentle exfoliation in the shower |
| Care | Hand wash, air dry, replace every 4 weeks |
Why sisal and terry cloth
Sisal is a natural fiber from the agave plant. It has enough texture to buff away dry skin and leave it feeling smooth and refreshed.
Soft terry cloth is part of the pad too, which keeps it gentle enough for both face and body. Hand straps keep it in your grip while you wash.
What's in it, and why
How to use it
- Soak the pad in water to soften it before use.
- Slip your hand under the straps and add your soap.
- Wash in gentle circles over your face or body.
- Rinse it, hand wash as needed and let it air dry.
- Replace the pad every 4 weeks.
Good to know
- Soften it in water before each use.
- Hand wash it and let it dry fully to help it last.
- The listing recommends replacing it every 4 weeks.
Common questions
Real questions people search on Google, answered straight.
What is a sisal pad?
A sisal pad is a bath scrubber made from sisal, a natural fiber from the agave plant. Clean Harvest's Sisal Exfoliating Pad for Bath pairs 100% natural sisal with soft terry cloth and has hand straps so it stays put while you wash. It buffs away dry skin on your face and body. Pick the 4 inch oval or the 3.25 inch round.
How do you use a sisal pad?
Soak it in water to soften it, add soap and wash in gentle circles. With Clean Harvest's Sisal Exfoliating Pad for Bath, slip your hand under the straps for an easy grip and use it on your face or body. Rinse it when you finish and let it air dry. The listing suggests replacing it every 4 weeks.
Is sisal soft?
Sisal is a firm, textured fiber, which is why it exfoliates, but it softens once it soaks in water. Clean Harvest's Sisal Exfoliating Pad for Bath also uses soft terry cloth, so it stays gentle enough for your face and body. Soften it in water before every use and keep the pressure light on your face.
Is sisal washable?
Yes, you can wash it, but do it by hand. Clean Harvest's Sisal Exfoliating Pad for Bath should be hand washed and then left to air dry completely. Drying it properly helps it last longer and keeps it fresh between showers. Even with good care, plan to replace the pad every 4 weeks, as the listing recommends.
Can you use a loofah on your face?
You can if it is gentle and made for face use. Clean Harvest's Sisal Exfoliating Pad for Bath is made from natural sisal and soft terry cloth and is gentle enough for both your face and body. Soak it first so the fibers soften, use light circles and keep it away from your eyes. The small round size is 3.25 inches.
How often should a loofah be changed?
Replace an exfoliating pad like this one every 4 weeks. That is the guidance for Clean Harvest's Sisal Exfoliating Pad for Bath. Between uses, hand wash it and let it dry completely, since proper drying helps it last and stay fresh. If it starts to smell or fall apart sooner, swap it out early.