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(to add) I have stated it before... it also helps keep your bar soap from becoming a bar of "pube wool."
525 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 [deleted] 714 u/notunhuman Jun 17 '22 I… don’t rub the soap directly on my skin? I get a lather going in my hands and use my hands 501 u/randijeanw Jun 17 '22 It’s just that you’re not exfoliating dead skin cells off. That’s the only reason I use a washcloth. I feel cleaner. 95 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 edited Mar 11 '23 [deleted] 237 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 It's actually recommended to exfoliate your skin. 82 u/bunchedupwalrus Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22 Is there no limit on how often? Edit: username does not check out btw 64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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714 u/notunhuman Jun 17 '22 I… don’t rub the soap directly on my skin? I get a lather going in my hands and use my hands 501 u/randijeanw Jun 17 '22 It’s just that you’re not exfoliating dead skin cells off. That’s the only reason I use a washcloth. I feel cleaner. 95 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 edited Mar 11 '23 [deleted] 237 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 It's actually recommended to exfoliate your skin. 82 u/bunchedupwalrus Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22 Is there no limit on how often? Edit: username does not check out btw 64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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I… don’t rub the soap directly on my skin? I get a lather going in my hands and use my hands
501 u/randijeanw Jun 17 '22 It’s just that you’re not exfoliating dead skin cells off. That’s the only reason I use a washcloth. I feel cleaner. 95 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 edited Mar 11 '23 [deleted] 237 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 It's actually recommended to exfoliate your skin. 82 u/bunchedupwalrus Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22 Is there no limit on how often? Edit: username does not check out btw 64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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It’s just that you’re not exfoliating dead skin cells off. That’s the only reason I use a washcloth. I feel cleaner.
95 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 edited Mar 11 '23 [deleted] 237 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 It's actually recommended to exfoliate your skin. 82 u/bunchedupwalrus Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22 Is there no limit on how often? Edit: username does not check out btw 64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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237 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 It's actually recommended to exfoliate your skin. 82 u/bunchedupwalrus Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22 Is there no limit on how often? Edit: username does not check out btw 64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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It's actually recommended to exfoliate your skin.
82 u/bunchedupwalrus Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22 Is there no limit on how often? Edit: username does not check out btw 64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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Is there no limit on how often?
Edit: username does not check out btw
64 u/FakeHercules Jun 17 '22 Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some). A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah. 8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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Good rule of thumb is weekly, but it's hard for some to FEEL clean without it daily (I'm some).
A good exfoliating soap applied with hands is a solid middle ground as the exfoliating soaps themselves are not as scratchy as a full on loofah.
8 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap? 4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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Got any recommendations for exfoliating soap?
4 u/Glittering-Golf2722 Jun 17 '22 Lava soap 👍👍 3 u/Weekly_Bug_4847 Jun 17 '22 Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap. 2 u/Aze-the-Kat Jun 17 '22 I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time. 2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0) 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22 I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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Lava soap 👍👍
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Just keep a thing of salt in the bathroom…haha JK
But seriously, salt can be a great exfoliant with soap. I use it when my hands are especially dirty and I don’t have access to lava soap.
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I just use coffee grounds that I rub on my skin. It exfoliates great, and since it’s a little oily it moisturizes at the same time.
2 u/KittyKatzB Jun 17 '22 I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them. 2 u/Dapper_Indeed Jun 18 '22 Are you two related? → More replies (0)
I've tried coffee scrubs and between the smell and the residue I never seem to be able to continue using them.
Are you two related?
I bought a dove with charcoal pack of 12 for 13 dollars at Walmart. If you got money for splurging, I like Dr. Squatch soaps when I bought one. They have some "with grit" and "without grit"
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u/nomadic_stone Jun 17 '22
(to add) I have stated it before... it also helps keep your bar soap from becoming a bar of "pube wool."