loofah , auch: luffa
Luffa acutangula latin

She took Rebecca's arm and ran the loofah over it.

She knelt beside the bath and picked up the loofah.

He went into the shower and emerged with a white plastic loofah on a rope.

Albert ran a tongue like an old loofah over his dry lips.

Then you get your scroll and free official philosopher's loofah."

From loofahs to nylon pants to old stamps, Geoff's got you covered.

Light weekly exfoliation using a loofah will also help skin retain moisture.

The color of pale jade, loofah is a tender vegetable similar to cucumber.

After working on the land, they were finally able to plant corn, yams, bananas, flowers, and loofah.

Loofahs are pieces of dried vegetable gourd which swell when immersed in water.

A soap and loofah is used to clean the body after, and then rinsed again using the mug.

Exfoliating tools, like gloves and loofahs, are one option for physical exfoliation.

I'd like information about using abrasive skin scrubbers or loofahs to remove dead skin.

There's also an enormous range of loofahs, sponges, back-scrubbers and gift packs.

Avoid rough cleaning methods, like mesh bath sponges or loofahs, which can increase irritation.

Do the "bath amenities packs" include loofahs?

Loofah is a knitted blend of polyester and Xorel.

The rough texture of loofahs help buff away dry, dead skin as well as pepping up your circulation.

Friends stopped and talked, their faces close together, flushed as at the steam baths, with beards bristling like iced loofahs.

Remember that synthetic, or human-made, materials will dry faster than natural ones, like loofahs or sea sponges.

(Loofah is defined as a tropical vine.)

Gently massage an exfoliating cream on to your face and use a well-soaped loofah on your body.

I will not tell you to eat fennel twig tea and brush the soles of your feet anti-clockwise with an organic loofah."

While doing so, I noticed that my neighbors at the next faucets were attacking themselves with loofahs as if their skin were a grimy kitchen floor.

Loofahs, microfibre cloths, natural sponges or brushes may be used to exfoliate skin, simply by rubbing them over the face in a circular motion.

In everyday non-technical usage the name, also spelled loofah, usually refers to the fruit of the two species Luffa aegyptiaca and Luffa acutangula.

Luffa acutangula (angled luffa, ridged luffa, vegetable gourd, silk squash, Chinese okra, or sin qua) is a species of Luffa.

There are two species of luffas that are widely cultivated, Luffa aegyptiaca, the common luffa, and Luffa acutangula, the ridged luffa, both native to India.