Sasawashi Face Scrub Towel

Swap harsh, plasticky feeling nylon cloths for this beautiful-feeling towel created by blending Washi paper with kumazasa fibres. 

Best for:
✔ All skin types, including sensitive
✔ Those who want to reduce soap and other cleansing products
✔ Gentle exfoliation

This Japanese facial exfoliating towel can be used with or without soap, gently lifting off dead skin and excess sebum. It can help reduce flakiness and leaves the skin feeling soft and refreshed. 

The antibacterial properties of the fibre make it ideal for facial cleansing and prevents unpleasant odours from forming.

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100% Washi paper/Kumazasa blend Base fabric: 100% Cotton

19cm x 22cm

Wash off any oil or dirt with soap.
If using daily, replace every 2-3 months.
Can be machine washed inside a net bag.
Dry in a well-ventilated place.
Wash separately from other coloured items.
Do not use bleach, wash with mild detergent
If you notice any skin problems while using the product, please stop using

Japan

Sasawashi brings things back to a simpler way of caring for the body that existed long before synthetic nylon cloths became the norm.

Made in Japan from a blend of kumazasa plant fibres and washi paper, it creates a fabric that’s naturally textured, breathable, and quietly effective — without ever feeling harsh on the skin.

These Japanese exfoliating and cleanses cloths lift away dead skin without that over-scrubbed feeling. People find they need less soap, as the fibres work efficiently rather than relying on heavy lather. 

Kumazasa has long been valued in Japan for its antibacterial properties, helping to keep the fabric clean and comfortable over time. 

Importantly, Sasawashi is made from plant-based fibres rather than petroleum-based ones — no plastic, no shedding microfibres, and a much lighter impact over its lifetime.

Less about harsh exfoliation, more about consistency. Less about adding more products, more about working with materials that are healthier close to your skin.