INNERNEEDFood-Grade Soft Silicone Body Scrubber Shower Brush Handheld Cleansing Skin Brush, Gentle Exfoliating and Lather Well (Black)Recycled Claim Standard Blended

I've recently switched from a traditional loofah to a silicone shower sponge, and I have to say—I'm genuinely impressed.Pros:Hygienic: One of the biggest advantages is how much cleaner it stays compared to regular loofahs. Silicone doesn’t harbor bacteria or mold the way natural sponges do, and it dries super quickly.Durable: It holds up extremely well. I've been using it daily for over a month, and it still looks brand new. No fraying, tearing, or weird odors.Gentle Exfoliation: The soft silicone bristles provide a light exfoliating effect that feels soothing, not harsh. It’s perfect for sensitive skin.Easy to Clean: A quick rinse is usually enough to keep it clean, and it can even be boiled or tossed in the dishwasher for a deeper clean.Cons:Less Lather: It doesn’t create as much foam as a traditional loofah, especially with body washes that are not very sudsy.Different Feel: If you're used to a rougher scrub, this may feel too soft at first. It’s a different experience, more like a gentle massage than a deep exfoliation.Final Verdict:If you're looking for a low-maintenance, eco-friendly alternative to traditional sponges, a silicone shower sponge is a smart choice. It’s cleaner, lasts longer, and feels great on the skin. Just keep in mind the lather difference and enjoy a more hygienic shower routine.

I was a bit skeptical about this purchase, but this is my favorite thing shower related I have EVER bought now. I literally couldn’t imagine showering without this. I’ve never liked using rags in the shower (sensory issue), african nets are too rough, and loofas are just germ storage, so I was looking for an alternative and came across this. I was worried the bristles would be tough or that, as some of the comments stated, it wouldn’t lather well. Neither of these things are true. I get a fantastic lather from Method body wash, so I’m not sure what soap others are using to not. The bristles are extremely soft! You can feel that they’re doing their job, but it’s not rough on the skin at all. It’s great to have a grip on and overall, I can’t recommend this enough.

It took a while to get used to using this as it’s so flat and doesn’t foam up immediately like a shower puff does, but I really like it. This will be reusable for a very long time. It’s easy to keep clean and easy to use on myself. The only negative issue I have, is that when your hands are wet and soapy it can slip out from between your fingers and fall. It almost needs a bigger handle to be able to hold onto better. Apart from that small issue I still like it and have actually bought some for my family members.

The bristles are much softer than I expected. I’m used to scrubbing my skin with a microfiber washcloth and putting quite a bit of pressure, but this felt nice and relaxing instead. I like the design, it's a good size, and it’s easy to hold. I have to lather the soap on my skin, which is the only downside compared to using a washcloth or loofah. But, overall, I enjoy using it and I feel clean afterwards. I haven’t been using it for very long, but so far it seems sturdy and of good quality.

Wish I had bought one years ago. Really soft and durable. So much more sanitary than a lufa. Doesn’t scratch your skin but really allows you to scrub at the same time. Doesn’t flex real well to get in your crack but love it anyway!!

I bought silicone scrubber because Manscaped sell one similar for $20.I didn't think paying 3x times for a piece of silicone is worth that. In my title this scubber does work. If you seen the movie Gattaca this reminds me of Vincent. You have to reapply shower gel. If you decide to buy this an try it out apply small drops of shower gel and then wet it and rub the shower gel in the water this helps yo get the most lather out of small amounts. Most of the 1 starts reviews for this is how much shower gel it takes. This silicone brush takes constant use of shower gel to get a lot of lather. Of you can make the most use of just keeping the scrubber wet without high amounts of lather you care still exfoliating.You can also switch from a regular shower gel to a shower gel that also exfoliates such as Vivea Men Rock Salts Shower Gel and use both. You should not have to use this silicone scrubber more than twice in one week. I watched videos in this and because skin produces natural oils.There is one minor draw back because his produces so much soap on the skin that you can't see you still need a wash cloth rinse your skin. After rinsing the scrubber of all shower gel doesn't work well at removing all the shower gel from the skin. It like any other brush. Like a car wash your need more than one cleaning tool. So this doesn't replace the wash cloth.I also use disposable wash cloths to keep clean daily without having to shower everyday.So if you read some of the 1 star reviews you get men complaining that they are going back their loofah. If you never used one most are made of plastic fibers and after month has to be thrown away. If you pay $3.00 for one for a couple of uses like I did for a man size one at Walmart, on like my third use I got acne on my chest and bought Clean & Clear to remove them. Loofah have a major drawback it too is very hard to rinse out all the soap to rinse the shower gel off of your skin. They collect germs and need to be thrown away. If one a month for $3.00 a month for man size one that's $36.00 in a year.Now Amazon also sells naturally made loofahs that are 2 pack. This something I plan on switching to. I would like to know if those types use less shower gel and make better lather while also reducing a waist of using a disposable wash cloth because the other loofah is a sponge.Also if you think the deep size silicone body scrubbers use less shower gel because they are deeper I read one review that said those deeper bristles use a lot of shower gel and doesn't lather well either.Every thing you use for a mechanical method exfoliate are all going to have pros and cons. That said what is the most you want to spend over a period time and try to get the most value? In a few weeks I plan on buying here on Amazon a natural 2 package loofah sponges and see how that goes. One thing I won't go back to is the plastic loofah.My photo shows from a brand new bottel of Adidas shower gel that was 1/8 filled below the black cap. So I used maybe like a half once in small amounts.Thanks for reading my review for your decision. You still have the option to buy chemical exfoliator instead of buying any type mechanical exfoliator.

Great alternative to a loofa. Only problem is that it doesn't hold the soap great and its hard to get a good lather going.

Game changer. These things are so much better than the regular loofahs I was using before. I love that I can disinfect them and I don’t have to worry about bacteria growth on them. They also make your body feel way cleaner!