Sisal Bath Series

Sisal is a natural fiber obtained from the agave plant species, specifically Agave sisalana. It is a robust and stiff fiber that is commonly used to make products such as ropes, carpets, and textiles. Sisal is mainly cultivated in Brazil, Kenya, Tanzania, and Mexico, although it is grown in other countries as well.

Are sisal bristles soft?

Unlike other all-natural brushes made from plants that tend to have coarse bristles, sisal brushes have semi-firm bristles which are perfectly safe for the skin. It can exfoliate without being too rough on the skin, provide stimulating massages, help purify the lymphatic system and soothe tired and aching muscles.

What is a sisal sponge used for?

This sisal sponge is ideal to use with your favourite soap or body wash to create a rich lather for gentle skin cleansing and exfoliating. The woven sisal cover encloses a ball of sisal plant-fibres, providing a natural way to exfoliate skin effectively, while helping to improve circulation and skin tone.

How do you use a sisal bath sponge?

How to use: Put just a few drops of your favorite soap on the sisal sponge and gently start to rub body skin. Rinse well after every use and let it dry in a well-ventilated place. The soap residue inside the sponge can compromise and damage it. Normal and Oily skin: 2 a week.

What are the benefits of sisal washcloth?

Sisal Exfoliating Washcloth is made from 100% Renewable Sisal Fiber. Gentle enough to use as a light facial scrub, but strong enough to exfoliate rough areas like elbows, knees and feet. Sisal is softer than loofah yet still provides enough scrub to leave skin refreshed.

How do you use a sisal body scrubber?

We recommend dry brushing for a few minutes before a morning shower. Brush in circular motions; start at your feet and move over the entire body. Always brush toward your heart with light pressure. Gradually increase pressure as you build your daily routine.