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- Stretches 45 to 50 inches, long enough to reach your whole back
- 100% nylon, built to last 2+ years with regular use
- Hand-dyed. Final sale for hygiene reasons.
Your loofah is just moving soap around.
- Stretches 45 to 50 inches — reaches your whole back
- 100% nylon, built to last 2+ years
- Hand-dyed. Final sale for hygiene reasons.
Why your body care isn’t working
Dead skin builds up where you can’t see it: the backs of your arms, your thighs, the middle of your back. It’s why lotion sits on top, why skin looks dull even right after a shower, and why that rough, bumpy texture never quite smooths out. A loofah can’t fix it. It holds water, holds bacteria and barely reaches past your shoulders.
The net our family has always used
The African exfoliating net — sapo in Ghana, and the bathing net every household keeps across West Africa — is a long, stretchy strip of knotted nylon mesh. Not a trend. It’s how generations have gotten properly clean. We’re two sisters from Brooklyn who grew up with this net in the bathroom, and we cut ours to full length so it reaches the whole back.
Net it. Silk it. Seal it.
- Net it. Wet the net, add body wash or bar soap, and scrub in small circles from the shoulders down. Stretch it taut behind you to reach your whole back.
- Silk it. Step out and smooth Body Silk over damp skin. In cold months, add body butter on top.
- Seal it. Finish with a few drops of dry oil to lock everything in.
Rinse the net, wring it and hang it to dry — it dries in minutes. Machine or hand wash weekly.
Before first use: our nets are hand-dyed, so deeper colors can release a little dye at first. Run the net under warm water — or through one wash — before it goes in the shower.
What Queens are saying
“I felt like I have brand new skin after one use!”
“Who knew? Loofahs and shower puffs are cringe compared to these beautiful nets.”
“Any doubts… don’t worry. THESE ARE WORTH THE MONEY.”
Gentler skin? The Sensitive net is softer, longer and made for everyday use.
Dimensions: stretches 45–50 inches long and 16–20 inches wide. Hand cut, so sizes vary slightly.
Woman-owned. Black-owned. Made with intention in NYC.
How To Use