Wonder Puff Deep Cleansing Puffs Review

I have been using facial sponges to cleanse my face for over 20 years. I am 73 years old and the dermatologist is delighted with my skin. I buy Walgreens branded products and really like them, but they are out of stock. Of course I went to Revain and the choice was overwhelming. I chose Wonder Wedges and was very satisfied. They're just as good as Buf-Puf and Walgreens but cheaper. All I can say is that I love them and I'm picky. If you use Clairasonic and buy new brushes regularly I'm sure my…

Love it. This is my second full bag. Each sponge lasts me for several months. They smooth out when you use them but are just as effective when you apply a little more pressure. The texture is similar to the original white buff puffs, quite hard/rough which I like for my oily skin. I've been using this type of sponge for over 20 years but they are very inexpensive and work just as well as the more expensive sponges I've bought in the past. I will continue to order at this great price.

I bought these because I've been using Buf-Puf for a while and wanted a cheaper option. After reading the reviews and how satisfied other former Buf Puf users were, I decided to give it a try. I am very disappointed in them and wish I had wasted my money. Unfortunately, this company does not accept returns. FYI: These sponges are NOTHING like Buf-Puf, so if you're looking for a comparable replacement, this isn't it. They are awesome and gross. I might as well rub my face with sandpaper…

I've been using Buf Puf since I was a teenager. I noticed that now they are no longer to be found. If so, they are tender, white, and fall apart after two days. I ordered them hoping they would do the job. I have to say I'm impressed! Like the other reviewer, I split mine in half. It didn't tangle or cause problems, cut perfectly without ruining the sponge. I think it's perfect for washing your face! It's thick and holds water. It felt a bit too coarse the first time I used it, but after that…

He's doing a great job! My recommendation: Cleanse your face first, then put two or three drops of olive oil (cold pressed) or avocado oil on your face, pat your face in thoroughly, then apply the same cleanser you used the first time, dampen now take a sponge and wring out the excess water (NOTE: make sure your face is over the sink as the sponge will absorb quite a bit of water and even after you squeeze out the excess water the excess water will run out down) Then in gentle circular motions,