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Your One Stop Place for Loofah |
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Manufacturers, exporters and wholesalers of Loofah in Egypt. We offer a wide range of Loofah Products catering for Personal Care, Amenities, House Hold and Pet Accessories markets . Our Products include: Loofah Bath and Shower products, Loofah Bath and Spa Footwear (Loofah slippers and Flip Flops), Loofah Raw Material for soap makers, beauty and cosmetics industry, Loofah Pet Products, Loofah Soap Dishes, Baskets, Mats and many other products. As you may already know, our Egyptian Loofah is the only skin friendly species of Loofah. We export world wide, and we made sure to make importing our products to any country is as easy as buying it from across the corner. However you spell it: Loofah, Loofa, Luffa, Loufa, Loufah, you came to the right place. |
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Loofah is a vegetable. We call it the vegetable sponge. It is from the same family as cucumbers. The fruit looks also like a huge cucumber. When ripe, the inside develops into a network of cellulose fibers. These cellulose fibers proved to have an excellent exfoliating effect and that is what we use for our Bath & Shower products. *Cotton is also cellulose fibers*. Our Loofah is 100% natural, made of organic cellulose and is 100% bio-degradable. After harvesting, we peel, wash and dry it before processing. Yet you have to be careful, Egyptian Loofah is different from the harsh abrasive Chinese Loofah. Egyptian Loofah is soft, spongy, richer in fibers and it is safe to call it skin friendly, which is not the case with the Chinese species. |
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We offer for wholesale the following product categories. For details please go to Products Catalog |
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The scientific name of the Loofah species grown in Egypt is Luffa Aegyptiaca. The Egyptian climate and the genetic characteristics of Egyptian Loofah yields a Loofah that is rich in fibers, resilient, soft and almost free from these longitudinal ridges that cause Loofah to split open after few uses.
Here is a comparison between Egyptian Loofah and other types grown in Asia:
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