Goshi - Exfoliating Shower Towel

An excellent product, which I use once a week to exfoliate all my skin, leaving it soft and very smooth. It works well with both conventional bathing products (liquid soap) and - more importantly for me - with grated soap (from Snoap) - the latter experience being much easier than I thought it would. It's a useful size, broad enough when scrunched up to act as a large conventional exfoliating sponge and when used lengthwise it is even long enough to easily reach my feet. Bliss. It's very easy to rinse off - I do at the end of my shower, then let it dry. As a woven plastic product is very well finished and I think it will last. Highly recommended.

Absolute banging bit of kit, that I always take on my travels and use in the shower at home. It defo removes dry skin, while giving you a good back, bum and ballons scrubbing and I imagine it would be stonking around the sardine factory. It's easy to keep clean and dries really quickly.

Wow, Wish I had switch to this sooner, gives a really good scrub, much better than a shower puff and as you can use it balled up or full length you can get to all those hard to reach palaces especially if like me you have limited mobility in your spine ( Too many screws and plates!! ) Highly recommend although you probably don't want to use it daily certainly to start with as it real does exfoliate !

Bought this after being influenced by instagram!! It works well and lathers up brilliantly, it’s a good length and easy to clean my whole back. The only downside is that there’s one or two scratchy parts.

Amazing product, my skin felt so smooth after using it. Lathers up really well with just a small amount of body wash. Dries quickly.

Quality wash towel and does exfoliate without you turning into a lobster. Used three times already and can tell it will stand the test of time . Feel very clean after using this and dries well hanging in the bathroom.

I've been using 3 items in the shower that I now think can be replaced with this one towel; a Moroccan exfoliating kessa mitt, a silicone lather brush, and a Soap & Glory back scrubber. I saw another review praising the lathering quality of this towel and I thought they were probably being a bit hyperbolic, but after applying the regular 2 pumps of my shower gel I was amazed at how much lather I got out of it. With my silicone brush that I've been using and praising for years, I often have to add another couple pumps partway through washing, and I had previously put that down to the shower gel itself. I also applied my face wash as usual with my hands and then went in lightly with the towel to add some exfoliation, and the quality of the lather was honestly as though I had quadrupled the amount of face wash I used. It was kinda wild, no clue how it achieves this. The exfoliating effects are also very impressive. With my kessa mitt I usually have to apply quite a lot of pressure, and my weak little arms tend to get pretty tired if I'm doing a full body scrub, but scrunching this towel up and using it as you would a shower pouf provided enough exfoliating without having to push extra hard against my skin. It's also so easy to access hard-to-reach places on my back by stretching it out lengthwise and pulling it back and forth. I'm curious to see how the quality of this towel holds up over time, the reason I've favoured the silicone scrubber is that it won't degrade or harbour bacteria like shower poufs/luffas etc, so I'll update my review when I've been using it for a few months. Fingers crossed though as it's a brilliant all-in-one.

Move over, trendy African net sponge—this exfoliating towel doesn’t gently remove dead skin, it evicts it. With force. Using legal paperwork. This thing scrubs like it’s got a personal vendetta against your entire epidermis. After one shower, I emerged pink, smooth, and questioning my sins. It's that effective. It lathers up like a dream, turning a basic bar of soap into a foam party. Just don’t even think about using it daily unless you’re trying to erase your fingerprints. A weekly scrub with this beast? Chef’s kiss. A full-body reset. Highly recommend—just maybe don’t use it if you're sunburnt, emotionally fragile, or made of marshmallows.