Sustainable Bath Belt
🟢 Sustainable Bath Belt – Gentle Exfoliation with Recycled Materials
Recycled PE · One-piece · Truly Green
The Sustainable Bath Belt is made from recycled polyethylene (PE), offering an eco-friendly and effective way to exfoliate and cleanse the skin. Designed with a 100 cm textured weave and a one-piece construction, it delivers durability and consistent exfoliation while reaching the back and other hard-to-clean areas. Lightweight, quick-drying, and reusable, it fits seamlessly into sustainability-focused home, spa, and personal-care product lines.
The naturally textured surface provides gentle yet effective exfoliation suitable for various skin types, making it a reliable choice for environmentally conscious consumers and brands.
⭐ Product Features
• Recycled PE Material: Eco-friendly, durable, and supports circular resource use.
• One-Piece Construction: Seamless, strong, and comfortable to use.
• 100 cm Length: Easily reaches the back and other difficult angles.
• Textured Exfoliating Weave: Effectively removes dead skin and impurities.
• Quick-Drying & Reusable: Easy to maintain for daily body care.
• Gentle Surface Texture: Suitable for a wide range of skin types.
⭐ Applications
• Daily exfoliation and cleansing
• Spas, wellness centers, eco-friendly bath sets
• Sustainable personal-care lines & OEM projects
• Suitable for all skin types
⭐ Specifications
• Material: Recycled PE
• Length: approx. 100 cm
• Product Code: RT-B5117
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