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Doesn't matter unless you're really dirty or don't bathe often. sitting in your dirt isn't ideal, especially if you haven't exfoliated your skin and you sit for extended periods of time. i find that when i dry off even after a shower i still have dead skin and its a good idea to scrub and rinse this off. but if you bath regularly or don't mind standing up for a quick rinse off with a shower afterwards, bathing is one of the most relaxing experiences we've created as humans.
Regardless which one you choose, i like to automate my cleaning experience because 9 times out of 10 im in a rush and need to save the glass of wine and bubble bath for special occasions. check out my Shower automation process that leaves you clean and healthy in a cost effective and speedy way.
mesh loffah's are my favorite. They are easy to clean, don't hold dirt, lathers soap really well and actually give your body a light scrub. $2 for a tool you basically replace at your own preference means money well spent.
Even Amazon and its users agree, bigger is better and soap w/pump action makes showering fast and easy. any soap will work fine, but i am especially fond of anything that has a pump. 2-4 squirts into your loofah and you are a clean mamma-jamma' with little to no waste. like a specific soap, then just get a simple table dispenser or install one. just remember time is precious so be efficient anyway you choose.
I am a naturally oily person. meaning when i clean my hair, i want everything in it out of it and to allow my body to reproduce the natural oils it wants. because of this i usually go with a moisturizing shampoo that helps my hair become full and shine. I don't condition because i like for my diet to reflect in my hair and i have a Must do that will have your hair looking better then ever. 2 in ones are probably a best practice for most men and i won't even get into womens hair... go see a specialist women.