Egyptian Projects Co.

Beech Wood Back Stick Loofah

Egypt , Kaluobia

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Beech Wood Back Stick Loofah

A product line distinguished by unique qualities that meet the expectations of even the most sensitive and environmentally conscious consumers. Our velvet cotton products are crafted from the renowned, high-quality natural Egyptian cotton, providing exceptionally gentle and soothing massage effects. For effective yet skin-friendly exfoliation, we use cellulose-based Egyptian loofah, while all packaging is made from recycled kraft materials to ensure minimal environmental impact.
Our FSC-certified beech wood components further reflect our commitment to responsible sourcing and sustainable production.

We are a professional and reliable private label manufacturer, offering full customization to meet our partners’ brand requirements.

100% Natural Product
100% Egyptian Cotton
100% Egyptian Loofah
100% Beech Wood
100% FSC-Certified Wood
100% FSC-Certified Packaging

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