Soap & Glory Shower Puff Shower puffs are something that has crept in to shower accessories in the last ten years or so. I didn't know what they were initially and it was my daughter who explained them to me. I had always used the old fashioned natural loofahs which are the dried out 'skeleton' of a fruit from a bush grown in the tropics and as such have a limited life when used in bathrooms. These are really a roll of nylon netting sewn into ball shape and because of the netting fabric and the fact that the netting is textured they make gentle scrubbers or ex foliating sponges. They do a similar job to that of a loofah but because they ...  Read the complete review

I squeal with delight every Christmas when I receive a soap and glory chiffon set, because 1. I think they're fantastic and 2. I can't afford them for myself! This year I received the shower kit complete with FOAM CALL shower cream, BUTTER YOURSELF body butter, PULP FRICTION body scrub, a hair towel and a shower puff. Now, I love good quality products especially when it comes to my personal hygiene but there are some products that you can buy and they are just as good as the more expensive ones yet they are a fraction of the price, so was this the case with soap and glory's shower puff? I prefer to use shower puffs rather than sponges or cloths so immediately ...  Read the complete review

This Soap & Glory shower puff is one of the products I received in the large Soap & Glory gift set at Christmas last year. It is usually priced at £3.50 from Boots though, which I do think is a bit pricey for a shower puff considering you can get Boots own branded ones for around £1 or even less from other cheaper shops. As it is from Soap & Glory you would expect the quality of the puff to be very good, which it is. It isn't flimsy and doesn't fall apart (at least mine hasn't yet). The first thing you notice about this shower puff is its size, it is very large compared to other shower puffs that I have used in the past and this has ...  Read the complete review

Soap and Glory is a relatively new brand to me and was only made aware of it when I received a gift set full of their products from a friend for Christmas. Shower puffs aren't an item I tend to buy and after receiving this amongst other soap and glory products I decided to give it a try. To look at the shower puff looks like an over-complicated spiders web in a baby pink colour it is generally larger than other shower puffs that I have seen in the shops and to touch it is quite rough. Given this rough texture I assumed that this would be great for exfoliating before and in between fake tan applications. If you have never seen a shower puff before firstly, ...  Read the complete review

I have always used shower puffs or shower 'lilies', as they are sometimes called, rather than sponges. Shower puffs are much easier to rinse through after use so you don't end up with a gunge filled centre as you might do with a soft sponge. I also think it's easier to get your soap and shower gel products to lather on a shower puff. Shower puffs also feel wonderful on the skin, giving you a gentle exfoliation every time you use them. Until recently I thought all shower puffs were basically the same and so usually opted for buying the cheapest in store. Then I noticed my latest cheap one was ripping into bits and had thick porous rope hanger at it's core that smelled a ..  Read the complete review