Loofah in tagalog is called Patola
The English translation of "patola" in Tagalog is "luffa" or "ridged gourd." It is a type of vegetable commonly used in cooking in Filipino cuisine.
From Egyptian/Arabic 'lufah' from the name of the plant, Luffa aegyptiaca
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A loofah is bath sponge. NOT A REAL SPONGE!!!
That would be mould mate. You might wanna throw that loofah out.
The English translation of "patola" in Tagalog is "luffa" or "ridged gourd." It is a type of vegetable commonly used in cooking in Filipino cuisine.
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A loofah is a natural sponge made from a type of vegetable gourd. While the plant it comes from was once living, the dried and processed loofah product is considered non-living.
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When your loofah gets so soft it no longer is defoliating your skin, it's time for a new one.
Loofah?
Arabic, in Egypt
A loofah is a coarse sponge like material used for scrubbing the skin. It is to be used wet for exfoliation purposes with the exception of the face as it is too rough for the delicate facial area."Mary scrubbed her back with a loofah while she was in the shower."
There is nothing better than relaxing in hot water and using a loofah sponge with liquid soap for cleansing the body. You will always feel relaxed after hopping into hot water after a long tiring day. As a part of self care, you must be using few products to clean your body and skin. But there is one product that you might be using while taking a shower or a bath which could cause more harm than good and that is- your Loofah.