Kikuron Laza Foamy Body Towel Soft – Pink Tubular Bath Towel
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Description
Description
The Kikuron Laza Foamy Body Towel Soft is designed to create a rich, fluffy lather quickly with either liquid body wash or bar soap.
Its tubular knitted structure traps air efficiently, while the pile-like fibers help build dense foam with minimal effort. The open ends improve drainage and airflow, making the towel easier to rinse and dry after use.
The Pink version has the softest texture in the Laza Foamy series, making it suitable for gentle everyday cleansing and comfortable back washing.
Product Features
- Soft body washing towel in Pink
- Tubular knit structure traps air for faster lathering
- Produces rich foam with body wash or bar soap
- Pile-like fibers support gentle exfoliation
- Open-ended design improves rinsing and drainage
- Easy to grip for washing the back
- Suitable for everyday shower and bath use
- Softest texture in the three-type series
How to Use
- Wet the towel with warm water and wring it out lightly.
- Place bar soap or body wash inside the tubular towel.
- Rub and roll the towel between your hands while incorporating air.
- Once a rich lather forms, wash the body gently.
- Rinse thoroughly after use and allow it to dry in a well-ventilated place.
Product Information
Product Name: Kikuron Laza Foamy Body Towel
Texture: Soft
Color: Pink
Product Type: Tubular body washing towel
Suitable For: Liquid body wash and bar soap
Packaged Dimensions: Approximately W125 × H260 × D35 mm
Brand: Kikuron
Care Instructions
Rinse out all soap and excess water after use. Hang or spread the towel in a well-ventilated area until completely dry.
Avoid snagging the pile with fingernails, jewelry or sharp objects. Follow the care instructions provided on the packaging.
Precautions
Do not scrub the same area too strongly or for an extended period, as excessive friction may irritate or damage the skin.
Do not use on wounds, inflammation or irritated skin. Stop use if redness, itching, pain or discomfort occurs.

