🧽 Enhance Your At-Home Spa Experience with Spa Destinations' Natural Sea Sponge (6-7 inches) Review

I live in Florida and have been buying tarpon spring sponges for 25 years maybe longer. The first lasted 90 days and fell apart. I looked at the second 12-1 and felt that he too was about to fall apart. I only use sponges for bathing, they always last so long 2+ years that I don't change them for any reason other than age. I have to admit that this was the roughest group of the three, they looked like a very bumpy cauliflower. I know it's a natural product but oh my god. sad. I want to support…

The reason I only got 3 points for softness is because it is a real sponge and should be worth it, soft to become and that takes time but there is a sea sponge that has already softened I don't know what it is but it is what I was looking for but this fund was so huge much more than that what they said they would send me at six 7 i think it was an 8 inch sponge and it was so big i cut it in half so the value is very big really nice people to work with , they answer their emails and I told my…

I last bought one of these 2 years ago because it has lasted so long. After daily use this one started falling apart within a week and now after a few months it has fallen apart to the point where I can no longer use it.

I've had a lot of natural sponges (and yes, a few artificial ones) in my life and this spindle just didn't feel natural. It's prickly, like an artificial product. It does not react with water like a natural sponge. I wanted it to be natural. I was so worried while waiting for the delivery. Will I order it again? no I'm sure it's not man made? NO! Am I enjoying it compared to my past experience with natural sponges? no

Sponge is fine except it's 1/4 of a larger sponge. The picture showed a round sponge. Most people would agree, but mine sits on a special plate and that shape didn't work. They were kind enough to refund my money. I would really like a really big sponge!

I bought two sponges. I wasn't expecting the sponges to be so soft. They feel like they're falling apart. There are gaps and big gaps in them, and not just uneven ones. I have used natural sponges before and I know how they should be. If they are wet and soapy, there is no substance in them. The picture does not show these imperfections. I didn't rate durability because I'm not sure how long they will last with me. Three stars is a guess.

This sponge is soft I agree but honestly it's too soft to have exfoliating value. Also (more annoyingly) it's literally falling apart and I've had it for about 2 weeks now. I know it says "natural" but all I can say is that I have purchased natural sea sponges elsewhere in Florida which are going out of business this December (2019) much to my dismay. So when I was trying to find another source for good bath sponges I tried this company and was disappointed with this sponge. I thoroughly wash…

Unfortunately I have to join the camp of the other reviewers who found this sponge extremely inadequate and defective. I've been using (and loving) sponges for a few years now, but this is the first one that has literally fallen apart. I'm the only one who uses it, I'm very careful and handle it very well. However, it started to fall apart after only 2 uses. Isn't that a natural sponge? Just broken? I don't know, I'm not a sponge specialist. But after paying over $20 for it, I expected it to…

I've been buying natural sponges for about eight years. Despite the relatively short lifespan of this sponge, I find it excellent in many ways. Overall, this is probably the best natural sponge I've bought from Revain. Her advantages: 1) She has a very nice punch and hasn't lost any of her punches since I bought her five months ago. A sea wool sponge I had before from the same supplier was almost completely ruined in a short time. It's also turned a very dark color, although I've always tried…