Sud Scrub® Antimicrobial Silicone Body Scrubber, Exfoliating Body Scrubber for Sensitive Skin, Eco Friendly Shower Scrubber for Body, Silicone Body Brush for Showering, Blue

This body scrubber works really well and feels great on the skin and the shape makes it easy to hold and use. It’s a nice change from regular loofahs, clean, strong, and easy to use every day.

Good product if you want a gentler scrub. Easy to keep clean and disinfect. Will last you a while.

I’m not sure what to make of this thing.It certainty does a good job of getting your skin clean! However, they market it based on it lasting a year, so you’re saving money on loofahs. Is that why it’s $30?It also requires double the soap than a loofah. It’s not even that it’s not lathering, it’s that halfway through washing, all the soap is off and I have to add more. So how much money am I saving?Additionally, other products are way less expensive. This one is price 3x more than others. It seems to be a bit bigger, and possibly softer, though. It is quite soft, which is a very nice feature.Overall I love how clean it gets my skin and how soft it is, but I don’t like the price point or how much soap it requires.

Just had my first shower using this and...wow! I was looking for a happy medium between those exfoliator gloves that use up so much soap and feel rough, and a loofah that takes forever to rinse out and needs to be replaced often. I think I found it! Not only was it gentle, but it also sud up well with a normal amount of soap. Not to mention, my skin feels super soft coming out of the shower! I also got the wall attachment, which makes it super convenient for someone that doesn't want it on the tub, but also doesn't have a storage rack in their shower. Hands down my new fav!!

Works wonderfully in the shower! It is easy to hold. I feel squeaky clean and helps exfoliate my skin. The size it perfect. I love how it is easy to clean as well.

Looking to get something that would not give out on me so fast and have to repeat buying luffa's. So I decided to give this one a try. Needless to say I can give props on the idea these companies have to making items that would last longer and be more sustainable/reusable more times than a couple months. But there are negatives. The biggest one being they do not create near the amount of suds that traditional luffa's do. I found myself using way more soap than the usual dime size to be able to create the amount of suds to wash my body thoroughly. It is hard to create the effect a luffa does and I notice a lot more loss of soap as well, which adds to the poor washing experience. Also the grooves are hard to give so the soap will stay there and not go onto your body. I will give it 3 stars though because again the idea is ingenious, with the only downside is the increase use of soap. But, like the PB & J, you need to be able to have one without the other and this one is definitely lacking. If they are able to refine those details this will definitely be a worth it purchase, but until then it unfortunately sits in the shower unused.

Works great abrasive but not too hard. Holds soap well. Make sure to hang it where it does not hold water. It is soft but works great to apply soap and not to hard to hurt skin.

I loved the idea of moving away from traditional loofahs that lose their shape over time and using something that would last longer and be less wasteful. Got mine for Christmas and I liked how it worked. It was firm but effective at cleaning my skin (though a good sugar scrub gets the grime off better) and it was easy to use. Didn’t lather as much as a loofah, but I didn’t mind that. I would rinse it after showering and hung it to dry in the shower. However, as of April, I noticed discoloration in my blue scrub and read that it’s possible for mold to latch on to the silicone. I put it through the dishwasher on a sanitizing rinse, but the discoloration remains and I’m wondering how and why this scrub didn’t last even six months.Overall, it’s a decent product, but way too expensive for how long it lasts. I could have used one loofah during this time and it would have cost me a couple of dollars. So, to me, the appeal is more in the idea of sustainability rather than the reality of it.