Material: Traditional Moroccan loofahs are made from natural plant fibers, specifically the dried and processed fruit of the loofah plant. Modern versions can also be made from synthetic or blended materials but retain a similar texture.

Texture: The Moroccan loofah has a rough and textured surface that is highly effective for exfoliating dead skin cells and impurities. Its abrasive quality is ideal for scrubbing the skin thoroughly and stimulating circulation.

Usage: The loofah is used during the Moroccan bath after the body has been steamed or after applying Moroccan black soap (beldi soap). The loofah is used to scrub the body in vigorous, circular motions to remove dead skin cells and rejuvenate the skin. After exfoliation, the body is rinsed thoroughly with water.

Benefits:

1. Deep Cleansing: Helps remove dirt and impurities that accumulate on the skin.
2. Stimulates Circulation: The vigorous scrubbing action promotes better blood flow and skin health.
3. Skin Renewal: Removes dead skin cells, leaving the skin softer and more radiant.