Reddit reviews Cure Series Japanese Exfoliating Bath Towel from OHE - Super Hard Weave - Blue, 120cm

Almost everyday now! I started using an exfoliating washcloth thing in the shower. It's like a loofah but it dries out easily between showers and can be washed without falling apart.

I highly recommend this Japanese exfoliating towel I saw mentioned somewhere else on reddit years ago. My skin doesn't feel the same if I don't use it, it's really amazing. You just feel so clean. They're pretty inexpensive but they take a looong time to arrive.

>throw the washcloth over my back diagonally and pull with both hands

That method with this cloth:

http://www.amazon.com/Cure-Series-Japanese-Exfoliating-Towel/dp/B002KCCEGO

4 feet of scrubbing goodness.

I don't use gloves. If you're worried about roughness/tears, there's a couple things you can do. The girlfriend hates my rough hands, so here we go:

-Moisturize before bed. I use "night use no crack" hand cream, you can get it at walgreens, or I use Aquaphor healing ointment advanced therapy. One night ain't gonna cut it, the more often you can do it, the better your hands will look and feel.

-Buy an exfoliating towel, like this: https://www.amazon.com/Cure-Japanese-Exfoliating-Bath-Towel/dp/B002KCCEGO

You can use it anywhere on your body, but I think it's great for hands and less aggressive than a pumice stone. Do all your showering, and this will be a final step, giving your hands more time to soften. Gently scrub the palm, length of fingers to remove old skin and prevent old skin buildup.


-Watch rippetoe's video on gripping. I do a lot of pull up/chin up/ farmer walk grip oriented stuff, and this video explained a lot of my problems and how to alleviate them. https://youtu.be/_ZBmiQm4MF4?t=154

I like to use exfoliating towels. You can find them in any asian store. This is the brand I use.
http://www.amazon.com/Cure-Series-Japanese-Exfoliating-Towel/dp/B002KCCEGO

They're pretty much just rough towels. I used to use exfoliating body wash but I was still getting bumps. Now I use this along with Trend Skin Liquid.

I use a scrubby nylon cloth like this. That one is super hard and probably too abrasive for a first timer, but there are different grades. It makes all of your skin super soft!

You might have some luck checking out /r/SkincareAddiction! Chemical exfoliation can be amazing (and is what I use for much of my body), as can physical exfoliation! For physical, I use Japanese exfoliating shower towels (like this), and for chemical, I use Stridex in the red box! I have acne all over my body, sooooo I use Stridex pads everywhere.

Have you tried [those hard towels that are like a bath poof lengthened out] (http://smile.amazon.com/Series-Japanese-Exfoliating-Towel-OHE/dp/B002KCCEGO/ref=pd_sim_194_5?ie=UTF8&dpID=41dQY9FzKCL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR91%2C160_&refRID=16HY98KHE0KCM6GXMGWH)? They exfoliated like crazy but are really rough.

Which cream is your favorite besides [this one] (http://www.cremedelamer.com/product/5834/13600/Moisturizers/The-Moisturizing-Gel-Cream/Ultra-light-velvet-finish)? I think that would be too pricey for me, but I appreciate the recommendation.

Have you noticed a difference in vitamin C (thinking about getting me some, so if you have any recommendations, I would appreciate it).

A loofah is too soft, you'd need something like this or this.

How long have you been epilating?

Related: For me, my “How did I do without this?” purchase was an exfoliating bath “towel.” (I have this one.) It’s a 1×4' strip of coarse nylon fabric that is everything a loofah wishes it could be: It’s coarse enough to properly exfoliate, yet gentle enough to use every day even on sensitive skin. Also, the length makes washing my back easy. My skin has never been this soft.

I made a post not too long ago, and the advice for my face was great, but I'm slightly more skeptical on the bacne treatment though - I was recommended (and have been doing this for about a month) to use this benzoyl peroxide foaming wash plus this exfoliating back towel (similar to this). What I've been doing is squeezing out some of it on the towel and then shimmying it across my back. So far, however, I haven't noticed any major improvements. Any other suggestions? Or is this something permanent.

Here's the photos of my nightmare, any advice is greatly appreciated.