Review (5/5): Salux is truly one of those "Where have you been all my life???" hidden products.
I purchased my first bundle of Salux cloths back in September 2016 and I have hardly felt so good about discovering a hidden or abstract product. The tag line on the packaging and on the official Salux website "A shower isn't a shower without Salux." sounds like some corny slogan, but it is something most will agree with after using the Salux cloth just for the first time. I prefer the "Super Hard" version of the Salux cloth for showers, but even the standard version here is great to lather and scrub the entire body. I now think: How the hell did I shower all these years with just a loofa? The Salux gets your arms, your upper and lower back, your underarms, your "Swimsuit Area" (Tee Hee :) your legs, everything.
I have dealt with oily skin and acne, and the Salux cloth is also a game-changer for addressing those issues as well. Certain dry bar soaps like the line of Nubian Heritage soaps have always been more beneficial to my skin, and the Salux cloth's ability to lather up so well with a minor amount of soap has not only allowed me to apply these soaps all across my body (I get the occasional back zit) but it also allowed me to shave with those types of soaps. I have saved money on buying shaving creams and gels because the lather produced by the Salux cloth is so abundant that I coat my whole face in lather, which allows me to shave even easier than before. Dry soaps also last longer than liquid/gel cleansers, so you will also be saving money in that regard. Given the type of soap you use, you will even save money on shampoo since you can wash your hair with the abundant lather.
Believe the hype, everybody! Unless you have super super sensitive skin, you will be a life-long patron of the Salux Japanese wash cloth. Just be wary of counterfeits out there; The official website saluxshop.com has an entire section devoted to identifying the fake Salux cloths out there.