Scrub up this Halloween with the coolest DIY costumes around. No one can resist these shower-inspired homemade costumes. So, take a look at this collection of loofah and soap costumes for a uniquely awesome ensemble.
Discover here how to construct a fluffy loofah costume. It’s cool to see the different ways you can turn yourself into a huge soap scrubber. All you need is some tulle, safety pins and some elastic to created this costume. Also, one woman hilariously turned her dog into a barking loofah.
In addition, add some bubbles to your costume for a foamy effect. Try balloons and beads or check out other options from the DIY costumes here.
So lather up and browse through these loofah and soap costumes. Try making your own sudsy homemade costume using the tutorials here. Don’t forget to share them with us in order to inspire others on their DIY costume journey!
For Halloween 2010 I wanted to go as something not everyone was going to be. so I actually got my idea from this site!! I thought the loofa was very cute and it really was easy to make once you get the hang of it. My friend got her idea from here too and went … Read more
I wanted something unique and funny for my company costume contest. I saw the girl in the green loofah on this website, and I was sold! (thanks Wendy in FL!) I decided to be a loofah, but expand on it a little. I bought 20 yards of purple netting on sale for $.77/yd. (tulle will … Read more
After trying to come up with a homemade costume idea, I started thinking about household items that I could possibly be. When I got to thinking about shower items, it was no longer a question, I thought of a Loofah Costume Idea. I bought some tulle material (about 15-20 yards) at Joann’s fabrics, along with … Read more
I was tired of seeing all the “sultry” costumes on females and was only interested in quick Halloween costumes this year. I walked around the house and looked for a non-sexy object. After looking around I was inspired, and a few old t-shirts, a quick run to the fabric store for some tulle and a … Read more
I wanted to be something completely different and not wear some expensive piece of plastic from a Halloween store. So, I went to a fabric shop, purchased 20 yards of pink tulle, a load of safety pins and some big rope looking thing, voila! Pink Loofah. For less than $20. This Loofah Halloween costume was … Read more
We wanted an original group idea and searched all the stores, and decided on a DIY “The Loofahettes” Loofah costume. We took 15 yards of each color tulle, wrapped ourselves once over and used that as a base. Then we took bunches and started stapling and safety pinning like crazy. Underneath we just wore a … Read more
I got my idea from this website for a Loofah Halloween costume. Everyone at the party loved it, they thought it was so funny. It took FOREVER to make though, because I had to wear it for 2 different parties, so I decided to sew it instead of using safety pins. I had never touched … Read more
After seeing some adorable loofah costumes on this site, I decided to make my own and have my wife dress as a bar of soap! It was a really cute Homemade Soap and Loofah Couple Costume and here’s how I did it: For the loofah: I found a bright pink cotton romper on the sale … Read more
I wanted to dress up for Halloween but I didn’t want to look like everyone else. So, I came to this website and found the loofah Halloween costume idea from Wendy and thought it was a great idea! I bought 50 yards of tulle and 150 safety pins. It took me awhile to get all … Read more
My boyfriend and I went as Bath Time Fun Couple Costume for Halloween! I was a loofah and my boyfriend went as my “loofah user!” I made my costume with a cheap tube dress/swimsuit cover up from Target, 15 yards of tulle, safety pins and a white rope from the curtain department at a craft … Read more
I saw the two other loofahs on this site and started working right away on my loofah costume. However, I couldn’t find any direct instructions to make it, so I figured I’d add some of my own. First, this is what to buy: I found a long shirt/dress a the local department store on sale … Read more
This year I had a broken leg but still made it out for Halloween. I had a lot of time on my hands and decided to make a Homemade Loofa Costume. I just used a nude colored tube top dress and I got pink and purple tule and lots of safety pins and pinned it … Read more