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!
Well, basically I was searching frantically and wanted something that was somewhat original, and yet still looks hot. I got millions of comments, thousands of pictures with random people and won 2 contests. Here’s what I did for my loofah costume. 30 yards of cheap netting. 3 yards or decorative cord for a loofah string … Read more
My friend and I decided to be loofahs this year. My boyfriend, having nothing to wear the day before the Halloween party, decided to be a bar of soap! Our Homemade Loofahs and Bar of Soap Group Costumes was a huge hit at the party we went to! For the loofahs, I (the blue loofah) … Read more
This Loofah sponge Halloween costume is easy to make and fairly inexpensive. It was all my daughter’s idea. It was awesome. The ladies at the fabric store loved the idea. All you need is lots of large safety pins, netting and white rope. First, we bought 16 1/2 yards of pink netting (any bright color … Read more
I use a Loofah everyday and thought it would be a super easy costume to make and possibly win a contest with. My boyfriend had no idea what he wanted to be, so I had him make a quick soap costume to sport with me. We received several compliments on the creativity for our Soap … Read more
Got the idea from Wendy of FL. Thanks by the way!!! Thought is was an amazing and unique idea especially for a costume contest. We used about 30 yards of netting, a tank top, about 50 safety pins, and 1 yd of cord per costume. I attached the cord as a halter around my neck … Read more
This Homemade Loofah Halloween Costume is simple to make, costs about $35 and gets rave reviews from all that see it. I won prizes at work and a Halloween party! I used 30 yards of netting from Joanne’s fabric store (had a coupon for 40% off), got a $3.99 t shirt there and safety pins … Read more
Last year I went as a bath loofah; it was the best costume of the night! Everywhere I turned, people were rubbing? and scrubbing? up on me! I started with a green t-shirt from a craft store; Michael’s and Hobby Lobby have them for decent prices. I used tons and tons of safety pins and … Read more
Bonjour DIY Costume Fans! I wanted to have a fun, homemade costume for Halloween this year. I found the homemade loofah DIY Halloween costume on your website, thought they all looked awesome and decided to run with it. It was a big hit, got lots of laughs and to my surprise it won best female … Read more
I got my idea for the Homemade Loofah Halloween Costume from this site. I took a black tank dress, 30 yards of netting, and tons of safety pins to complete the costume. I cut the netting into large squares, stitched around the sides with a needle and thread and pulled the thread tight to gather … Read more
I knew I wanted to be a loofah since last Halloween. For this homemade loofah Halloween costume idea I decided to sew it on because I would be wearing it on multiple days. I went to Wal-Mart and bought 5 yards of the lavender tulle, 5 yards of the lighter pink tulle and 15 yards … Read more
I saw this great Homemade Bath Loofah Costume on your website and HAD to do it. I was going to do a different color but I love green! My husband went as a bar of soap (that was very easy to make). I bought an oversized green t-shirt and cut off the sleeves. I bought … Read more
As a twenty year old college student I attend a lot of Halloween parties during the month of October, because of this I obviously need many costumes but who has the money to go out and buy four or five sixty dollar costumes that everyone else is going to be wearing. So I have been … Read more