Exhibit A
Warm. Wet. Never dry.
Your shower is the most humid room in the house. A loofah hanging there stays damp between uses — exactly the conditions bacteria need to multiply.
A loofah that stays warm and wet never really gets clean — laboratory studies have found bacteria living inside used ones. We deliver a fresh, 100% organic loofah to your door every week. The one touching your skin is always new.
100% organic · about 47¢ a day on the weekly plan
A natural loofah hangs in the warmest, wettest room of your home and almost never dries out. Scientists have looked inside used loofahs — and what they found has names.
Your shower is the most humid room in the house. A loofah hanging there stays damp between uses — exactly the conditions bacteria need to multiply.
Dead skin settles deep into the fibers and feeds whatever grows there — a food supply restocked every single day, in a place washing does not reach.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa — an organism nobody would knowingly rub on their skin — has been recovered from used natural loofahs.
A study in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology traced Pseudomonas aeruginosa skin infections back to contaminated loofah sponges. Peer-reviewed science, not internet folklore.
You would never keep a hotel towel for a month. Fine hotels replace everything that touches your skin.Your loofah touches yours every day
We stop at day seven — before it becomes something else. Drag the timeline to watch what happens if you don't.
New today. Firm fibers, full golden color, nothing to hide.
Still fine — and that is the point. We replace it before it becomes something else.
Still damp from this morning. It has not been fully dry in a week.
Dead skin has settled deep into the fibers. Washing does not reach it.
Beyond the outer limit — Cleveland Clinic dermatologists advise replacing every 3–4 weeks at most.
Fresh, again. Your next one is already moving — sealed, organic, on schedule.
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A loofah is a plant — grown without synthetic pesticides, dried by the sun, cut by hand. Here is the whole supply chain, in four stages.
Every loofah begins as a yellow blossom on a climbing vine.
It grows into a green gourd — a cousin of the cucumber, not a synthetic sponge.
Left to dry in the sun until only the fiber skeleton remains. No factory, no chemicals.
Cut, cleaned and sealed — then sent to your door. Nothing synthetic ever touches it.
Pick a plan: a fresh organic loofah every 7 days, or every 14. One decision — the calendar does the rest.
Your loofah arrives flat in a slim, plastic-free pack that fits through a standard mailbox. Sealed and clean — no signature, no waiting at home.
Hang the new one, compost the old one — it is a plant, so it returns to the earth. Your skin only ever meets a clean loofah again.
Every plan is 100% organic loofah — grown without synthetic pesticides, delivered flat through your mailbox. Pause, skip or cancel whenever you like.
A sensible upgrade — always inside the dermatologist window.
The clean-skin gold standard. Our most popular plan.
One per person. The whole home, always fresh.
Preview pricing — locked in for founding members when we launch.
A week of fresh loofah costs about as much as a cup of coffee. There may be no cheaper upgrade to your daily hygiene anywhere on earth.
If we cannot back it, we do not say it.
Every hygiene claim on this page traces to published research or dermatologist guidance — the 1994 Journal of Clinical Microbiology loofah study and Cleveland Clinic replacement advice. We cite; we never dramatize.
100% organic loofah (Luffa aegyptiaca), grown without synthetic pesticides, sun-dried, cut and sealed. Nothing synthetic ever touches it.
The pack slips through a standard mailbox and recycles. The loofah composts — it returns to the earth it grew from.
Pause, skip or cancel in two taps, anytime. Going away? Skip a delivery and pick up where you left off.
An old one can be. A 1994 study in the Journal of Clinical Microbiology linked contaminated loofahs to Pseudomonas skin infections. The problem is not the loofah — it is keeping the same one too long in a warm, wet room.
Three to four weeks is the outer limit, and dermatologists advise replacing sooner in humid bathrooms — which most bathrooms are. Weekly replacement keeps you comfortably inside the safe window, and a fresh loofah also simply works better: firmer fibers, better exfoliation.
Rinsing helps, and you should always hang yours to dry. But the fibers hold moisture deep inside, where washing does not reach — and the best soap in the world is only as clean as the thing you apply it with. Replacement, not maintenance, is the reliable fix.
A loofah is not plastic — it is the dried fiber of the luffa plant, a relative of the cucumber. Ours are grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, sun-dried, cut and sealed. Nothing else is added. Every plan, one standard.
Compost it — it is 100% plant and breaks down naturally. Or dry it fully and demote it to a household scrubber for sinks and pots.
Yes — anytime, in two taps, with no fees and no questions. Going away? Skip a delivery and pick up where you left off.
Your loofah ships flat in a slim, plastic-free pack that fits through a standard mailbox. No signature needed, no waiting at home. It arrives on your schedule — every 7 or every 14 days.
Loofah Club is not taking orders yet. Founding members get their first week free at launch — and preview pricing, locked in.