EXFOLIATING with cloth/ sponge Konjac sponge

I've been doing some research in an attempt to find a sponge or cloth for exfoliation and stumbled across this little gem. It's called the konjac sponge. It's a completely natural antibacterial vegetable fiber sponge used to exfoliate, cleanse, moisturize, and balance the skin's ph all without the addition of soap or moisturizer. Just add water. Of course, a cleanser or soap can be used in conjunction, but the claim is that it does all of this without the use of a cleanser or soap. It's been used in Japan for centuries, but it seems as though it has yet to catch a wide consumer base because I've only been able to find a couple retailers over the internet. Has anyone had any experience with this product? Or, maybe you have another exfoliating sponge or cloth story to share.

African black soap (anago/alata)

What's your personal experience with this soap?

Dead Sea mud soap

Has anyone had any experience in using any of the Dead Sea mud soaps available? Please see my other post on Deitanseki soap. I'm wondering about this one as well.

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Deitanseki facial bar

Has anyone had any experience with the Deitanseki clay and charcoal bar? I have recently given up on using Proactiv after 2 plus years. It just stopped working. My face wold turn oily within an hour of the three step process, and I continued to suffer from constant mild to moderate acne. It was no longer worth the money I was sinking into it. So, I have been researching the all natural route, figuring the chemicals were beginning to do more harm than good, and have read some pretty convincing reviews on this and another particular soap. Please see my other post on Dead Sea mud soap.

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Hello, I've been battling acne for about 10 years now and I seem to be at my worst point ever. It's nice to see that there's a website dedicated specifically to those who suffer from acne, and I'm happy to see that there are so many people who care. I'm looking forward to gaining a better understanding about acne, as well as helping those in need with the personal experiences I have had.

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