XL Body Buffer, Exfoliating Body Scrubber, Large Sponge for Whole Body Cleansing, Quickly Remove Dry Skin, Eco-Friendly Bath Accessory for Men & Women, Cruelty-Free, 1 Count

I can’t speak for how long this lasts but it’s very scrubby without leaving marks or causing pain. I ordered another one.

Great quality for the money. It’s a large one. And not too rough where it hurts your skin like some.

The Texture was Perfect .... but I think it costs a lot for this item. The Dollar Store has a Package of 3 for less money and the texture seems the same to me.

This is a great buffer. It feels so good on my skin and at leaves me feeling fresh and clean and smooth. It dries quickly and lathers well. I only use it 3 to 4 times a week and then I make sure that I moisturize after I get out of the shower as well. I use this with a moisturizing gel wash.

To my view, this is legit an exfoliating sponge, i.e. it's not one of those daily shower sponges that happens to also give a little bit of exfoliation, but rather a sponge whose sole job is to exfoliate. It's definitely on the coarse side. I could for sure feel the exfoliation when using this - it was absolutely tolerable and nothing over the top or painful or anything like that, but I also don't have sensitive skin. It's not something I would choose to use daily, and I'm pretty confident that someone with sensitive skin would not fare well with this sponge. But it is effective and I enjoy using this every few days - it's a nice change from using body scrubs. If I could change one thing about it, it would be the length of the elastic strap. I wish it were a bit shorter. The strap is a great feature in theory as it helps with holding the sponge because you just stick your hand it and it's like it's an extension of your hand. And at first it was perfect with that. However, once the sponge got fully soaked and became more flexible and stretched out a bit, I had to get a good grip on the sponge to keep it from just sliding off my hand. I think a shorter strap would alleviate that. Hardly the end of the world, and it's not like it's challenging to use as-is, but I tend to be of the opinion that if a manufacturer is going to add a feature to make something work a certain way, it should work that way, and for me it doesn't.