AFRICAN BATH NET

An "African bath net," also called a "Sapo sponge" or "African exfoliating net," is a long, stretchy, mesh-like sponge made from nylon, traditionally used in West Africa for bathing and effectively exfoliating the skin by removing dead skin cells, dirt, and oil, particularly in hard-to-reach areas like the back, due to its ability to stretch considerably; it is known for its quick drying properties and is considered a hygienic option compared to other bath sponges. Key points about the African bath net: Material: Made from 100% nylon, creating a fine mesh structure. Function: Primarily used to exfoliate the skin by gently scrubbing the body with soap or shower gel. Benefits: Deep cleansing Reduces dry, rough skin Can help with back acne Improves blood circulation Dries quickly due to its porous nature How to use: Wet the net, apply soap, and gently massage your body, focusing on areas needing exfoliation. Important consideration: While effective, the rough texture might be too abrasive for sensitive skin.