Known across Africa as Jampe (Senegal) or Sapo (Nigeria, Ghana), this sponge is designed to last months longer than a regular loofah.
Features:
• Authentic African design (Jampe/Sapo style)
• Antimicrobial nylon
• Stretches long for full-body reach, including the back
• Rich, fast lather
• Dries quickly (no mildew)
• Great for sensitive skin
• Helps remove dead skin & improve skin texture
• Durable and long-lasting
• Available in vibrant, culturally inspired colors
Perfect For:
Daily showers • Exfoliation • Sensitive skin • Spa baskets • Travel kits • Self-care gifts • African wellness lovers
USE
Your African net sponge (Jampe/Sapo) is designed for effortless, full-body exfoliation.
Before first use: Soak your brand new sponge in warm water and mild soap and let it sit for 10-15 minutes. Stretch gently, lather with a small amount of soap, rinse in warm water, and hang to dry.
1. Wet the sponge and add a small amount of soap. It lathers extremely fast — you only need a little.
2. Stretch it across your back for easy scrubbing. The extended length lets you reach areas regular loofahs can’t.
3. Exfoliate in circular or sweeping motions. The authentic knots and textured weave gently remove dead skin without irritation.
4. Rinse thoroughly after each use. The open-net design rinses clean in seconds.
5. Hang to dry. It dries quickly and stays fresh — no mildew, no odor.
CARE
Keep your sponge long-lasting, clean, and hygienic.
• Hang after every use. This prevents moisture buildup and helps the antimicrobial nylon stay fresh.
• Deep clean regularly. Soak in warm water with a splash of white vinegar or mild soap for 10–15 minutes, then rinse.
• Avoid washing machines. Hand-rinsing keeps the shape and authentic knot texture intact.
• Do not bleach. Harsh chemicals weaken nylon fibers.
• Replace every 18-24 months. Your sponge lasts longer than a loofah, but should still be refreshed over time for best exfoliation.