Bass Natural Sisal Bath and Dry Body Woven Cloth is a firm woven scrubber made from 100 percent natural sisal, the same agave-plant fiber used in the Bass sisal soap pouch. Where the soap pouch holds a bar of soap inside, the cloth wraps around the hand for broader coverage and is used with liquid body wash, with bar soap held in the other hand, or completely dry on dry skin.

Sisal sits at the firmer end of the Bass body-cloth lineup. It exfoliates more vigorously than nylon or a standard washcloth and is closer in feel to a body brush than to a sponge.

Use cases

• Wet shower exfoliation: use with body wash or shower gel to scrub and lather across the body.
• Dry brushing alternative: use dry on dry skin in long strokes toward the heart before showering, the same protocol as a body brush but with broader coverage.
• Spa retail: a vegan, plant-fiber companion to a body-scrub or body-treatment service.
• Full-body coverage: the cloth shape covers more skin per stroke than a brush head or a pouch.

Specifications

• Material: 100 percent natural sisal fiber (agave plant)
• Dimensions: 6.88 x 3.14 x 1.57 inches
• Texture: Firm
• Vegan: Yes (no animal products)

How to use (wet)

1. Wet the cloth under warm water.
2. Apply body wash to the cloth or work it across a wet bar of soap.
3. Run the cloth across wet skin in long strokes or small circles on rough areas.
4. Rinse the cloth thoroughly and hang to air-dry.

How to use (dry)

1. Use on dry skin before showering. Both the skin and the cloth must be dry.
2. Start at the feet. Brush in long strokes upward toward the heart.
3. On the abdomen, work in clockwise circular motions.
4. Total session 3 to 5 minutes. Shower immediately after.

Care

• Rinse soap residue out completely after every wet use.
• Hang to air-dry. Do not leave wet and bunched.
• Replace every 4 to 6 weeks of daily use; sooner if fibers flatten or develop odor.
• Always replace after illness.

FAQ

Sisal cloth or sisal soap pouch: which should I get?
The pouch holds a bar of soap inside and works as a lathering scrubber in one piece. The cloth has no pocket; it wraps around the hand for broader, full-body coverage and works with liquid body wash or completely dry. Many clients use the pouch for daily shower lather and the cloth for dry brushing.

How does the sisal cloth compare to the nylon cloth?
Sisal is more aggressive. The nylon cloth gives a softer scrub, lasts longer in water, and tolerates a washing machine. Sisal is a natural plant fiber, vegan, and biodegradable, but breaks down faster than nylon and is better for occasional vigorous use than for everyday gentle cleansing.

Can the sisal cloth be used dry?
Yes. Used dry on dry skin, it acts as a body-brushing mitt with broader coverage than a brush head. Brush in long strokes toward the heart before showering.

Is it vegan?
Yes. Sisal is harvested from the agave plant. No boar, horsehair, or other animal fibers are used.

How often should the cloth be replaced?
Every 4 to 6 weeks of daily use is typical. Replace sooner if the fibers flatten, the cloth develops odor, or after any illness.

Our 30-day return policy offers an assurance of customer satisfaction. If for any reason a purchased item does not meet expectations, customers have the flexibility to return it within 30 days of purchase for a full refund or exchange, subject to terms and conditions. This policy reflects our commitment to ensuring a positive customer experience by providing peace of mind and flexibility in the event of product dissatisfaction or unforeseen issues.

If you need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our dedicated customer support team is available to help address your queries, resolve any issues, or provide guidance whenever needed. We value your satisfaction and are committed to providing prompt, personalized assistance to ensure a positive customer experience.