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"  We recently discussed our favorite body washes (Bath &amp;amp;amp; Body Works got the most votes), and now I want to through out a new shower-themed poll to you ladies: Do you use a washcloth, shower pouf, or just body wash?  For years I was a shower pouf fan. Then I read somewhere that if don&amp;#039;t replace them every few weeks (which I didn&amp;#039;t) they could harbor lots of gross bacteria. I immediately stopped using those mesh balls and just took my body wash straight up so to speak. But I really missed the big clouds of lather my shower pouf created. I recently met with Nicky Kinnaird, the globetrotting founder of  Space.NK (a store that carries an amazing selection of high quality, unique beauty products) and she handed me a traditional Japanese washcloth from her new Life NK line and swore that I would become obsessed with it.   At first I was a little skeptical. For starters, I haven&amp;#039;t used a washcloth since I was in elementary school. Plus, I doubted that this square of mesh could create the kind of luxurious foam I desired. But after trying it out, I was instantly hooked. It somehow transforms a dab of body wash into tons of suds and leaves your skin unbelievably smooth. And it&amp;#039;s machine-washable so you don&amp;#039;t have to worry about the &amp;quot;ick&amp;quot; factor. Now that I&amp;#039;m a washcloth kind of girl, I want to know what you&amp;#039;re sudsing up with in the shower. Is it a pouf, a washcloth, nothing, or something else that I need to know about? Discuss in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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