Loofah (noun)

A fibrous, scrubbing implement made from the fibrous skeleton of the fruit of a tropical plant, used for exfoliating and cleaning the skin.

Origin:

Early 20th century: via arabic from egyptian lūf.

Examples:

1. She used the loofah to gently scrub her skin and remove dead cells.
2. A loofah is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional bath sponges.
3. The loofah scrubbed away all the dirt and grime from his body.
4. He hung the used loofah to dry after his shower.
5. The loofah was perfect for giving his back a deep clean.