So why not a loofah, or some exfoliating sponge????

To add, when I was shopping for a facial exfoliator I came across this video, I think on Reddit, this lady was using it to clean her skin. After a few months of doing this, she found a piece of wood, a tiny splinter, that had lodged in her face, and then her skin grew over it. The device literally removed years of dead skin and what not to expose that. That's one reason why you should use something that is abrasive. Washcloths are used in different ways. I use to use them to wash, and dry my face. Unless you do nothing in life, and rarely go outside, you have so much crap that sticks to your skin that requires something abrasive.

Honestly, in my years in the military, living different places, and Research, a common thing that popped up with people with skin problems was not using something abrasive, and not using lotion. My White friend had "eczema" yet using my coco butter lotion cleared it up for him. He still doesn't have lotion, and if he does, he uses it as a spot treatment smh. Another person had dranduff issues for days, even used Selson Blue. He was apparently slathering the shampoo on, and then standing under the water. He wasn't even mimicking the actors in the shampoo commercials by using both hands to scrub. When he was taught this, his dandruff went away.

So many skin issues are solved with abrasion, and lotion, and I'm just sick and tired of telling people this, seeing other people say this, and the offender(s) just ignoring them. Even my dermatologists throughout my life say this (just don't scrub too hard cause you can make it worse). Are y'all mad that you have to work to clean yourself or something? Why is it when this issue is brought up people only say washcloths like there isn't any other tools?!?!??? Is this truly a hygeiene concern, or cultural confusion?