3 Marseille soaps with Cotton Flowers, Passion Fruit, Red Vine and a natural loofah sponge (dried pumpkin), in a suitcase package. Package size in cm 17 x 8.5 x 17
 The delicate plant base of our Marseille soaps guarantees deep cleansing and long-lasting hydration, for luminous and elastic skin day after day, without the need for additional creams.
 We use only carefully selected raw materials, free from ingredients of animal origin, making our products cruelty-free and suitable for everyone. The colorants used are food-grade, ensuring maximum safety for your skin.
 Choose La Signora dei Saponi for an ethical and natural skincare routine that will make you feel good inside and out, in harmony with the environment and respectful of animals. Discover the difference with our artisanal Marseille soaps and let yourself be conquered by radiant and healthy skin.
 Luffa is a plant belonging to the Cucurbitaceae family, known scientifically as Luffa aegyptiaca or Luffa cylindrica, depending on the variety. It is mainly cultivated for its fruit, which has a characteristic fibrous structure used for various purposes, especially as a natural exfoliant for the skin.
 The loofah is native to tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, but is cultivated in many other parts of the world. Its fruit grows like a large pumpkin or cucumber, depending on the variety, and can reach considerable lengths. When the fruit ripens and is left to dry, the outer pulp dries and falls off, revealing a network of plant fibers inside.
 These fibers, once cleaned and prepared, become the loofah we commonly know. It is often used as an exfoliating sponge for bathing and skin care. Thanks to its rough but non-aggressive texture, the loofah helps remove dead cells and impurities from the skin, leaving it soft and smooth.
 In addition to cosmetic use, loofahs can also be used for household purposes, such as scrubbing dishes or cleaning surfaces. Loofahs are valued for their biodegradable and sustainable nature, as they are a completely natural product and can be composted once they reach the end of their useful life.
 In short, the loofah is a plant with a fibrous fruit used to produce a natural exfoliating sponge, widely used in the skin care and household cleaning industries.