Review on 🧼 Aquasentials Mesh Brush with Exfoliating Properties by Walter Hunter

Based on the photo on the Revain website this looks like any other shower/bath brush with mesh lint on one end and a handle on the other. Upon closer inspection and use, the received defects that cannot be seen in the product photo. First, "Tightening": There isn't enough material on the side you normally use (the side inside the curve). under control). That means you can't get a good lather that lasts for the time you intend to use it. It also allows you to regularly strike with the end of the wooden handle as there is not enough material to keep the handle covered during use. "Use the other side" you say? It's just a little "chubby" than the business side and more difficult to use due to the curvature of the handle. Second, the finish of the handle: many of the wooden handle brushes I've used are unfinished or have a rougher satin finish to make them easier to grip when trying to hold them. in a damp, soapy environment. The surface of this grip is quite slippery so you have to grip it tightly to keep it from flying out of your hand, which reveals the third problem. Because of the wood, it is very uncomfortable, it even hurts to squeeze the handle during use. A soft radius on the edges would be much more comfortable on the hands. It was very cheap so it's not that annoying. Pinning the main body of the net to the business side, using a higher friction finish or no finish, and a larger edge radius would allow this design to be made nearly perfect at low cost.