After buying the sisal mitt glove, here comes the back scrubber! That is how much I love these "sponges" whose quality standards are very high! (100% composed of natural sisal-agave) The right size to scrub your back and the perfect roughness not to damage your skin. Gentle on sensitive skins.

it definitely gets the dead skin cells off your back. It is very nicely coarse but gentle enough, even on sensitive skin, i use it on my whole body I like it better then the Japanese nylon ones, although they dry faster. It is good to wash this cloth frequently, it will last longer then a month.

I love this, it's easy to use and feels great. The big size plus the loops makes exfoliating so much easier! Great quality. If you don't exfoliate too frequently and dry it out between uses it lasts quite a while.

The way the handles are made makes it so easy to use - I always get pimples across the back of my shoulders due to sweat so this has really helped get rid of that

If you're searching for a more sustainable type of exfoliating wash cloth this is incredible. I am so happy this is available on here, cant find it anywhere else

My best product, I loved how it removed the dead skin from the first use . Just scrub your skin and apply the shower gel the start scraping with this product.

This Exfoliating Back Scrubber is made from 100% Plant-Based Materials and therefore cruelty free. The scrubber has ergonomic handles that allow it to scrub hard-to-reach areas on your back.

I anticipated that this would be the case with this product, I worry that consistent use might degrade the material and it already made a few tearing sounds. This product would definitely fit a small or medium sized human, any larger would be inconvenient. The material is recycled though so the quality makes sense. It's a good product in general, but i have a broad back, so it wasn't as helpful for me personally.

I appreciate that these scrubbers are not as lengthy as most (most brands gera toward the obese, but for the average or merely overweight person, they’re clunky to use). Sisal is my favorite scrubber material. My main complaint is that these are too thick. Even very carefully wrung out and placed away from a shower in low humidity they take three days to dry. That is bad for a zillion reasons. I’d prefer to have ones thin enough to not have to be wrung out at all (although then replaced frequently) or something in between this thick, thick weave. That said, it does make them strong. For those who don’t know, Cesar does not withstand washing well. These scrubbers come with a recommendation to replace them every 30 days. Instead I soak them in a tiny bit of detergent and oxygen bleach and hang them back up. But these definitely cannot handle going through the washer and dryer. Even with the really thick with, it will be the death of them shortly. This is why I would think you just as soon have the thin ones that don’t need to be wrung out. If the recommendation is simply to replace them every 30 days, the thin ones could be soaked and hung back up for at least six months. Alas, the store that I knew that used to carry the thin ones no longer does. And this length is a huge improvement on what you can get from other online stores.

Big thick and heavy, even too thick and too heavy, which makes it dry too much time in winter. And there was a strong natural bog-like smell in the beginning, which has frightened me, but it has turned to just natural after a short use.