How to use a soap sponge step by step?

Soap sponges have been used for years to cleanse and exfoliate the skin. They are often found in bathrooms in households across the nation. Soap sponges are easy to use, since they can be purchased ready-made. Browse our full range of exfoliating soap sponges to find your perfect scent and formula.

Anyway, here's how to use a soap sponge;

Step 1

Wet the sponge in the bath or shower.

Step 2

Rub the wet soap sponge over the surface of the skin to create a lather.

Step 3

Using circular movements, use the exfoliating side of the sponge on areas where you are prone to dry skin, and use the soft side of the sponge on softer, more sensitive areas.

Step 4

Rinse the sponge and let it air dry. Repeat steps 2-3 as necessary.

Step 5

Enjoy the dreamiest shower and come out feeling super-fresh. Our Watermelonade Exfoliating Soap Sponge is a customer favourite for that fresh, fruity finish — perfect for summer showers.

List of what do you need for soap sponges?

Using a soap sponge is very easy. All you need is;

• Any Village Wax Melts soap sponge
• Warm water to ease off the day
• Time to unwind and relax

What are the benefits of soap sponges?

Soap sponges are a great way to cleanse the skin without using harsh chemicals. They are also a gentle way to exfoliate the skin. Did you know our soap sponges became famous after Stacey Solomon shared her hack for using them to clean makeup brushes? They're incredibly versatile!

What is a soap sponge?

A soap sponge is a type of sponge that is used to create a lather with soap. Soap sponges are typically made from natural materials such as cellulose or loofah. Our Soap n Glory Exfoliating Soap Sponge is one of our most popular styles — inspired by the iconic Soap & Glory scent and loved by thousands of UK customers.

How long do soap sponges last?

How long do exfoliating soap sponges last? It depends all on how you use it and how you look after it. The better you take care of your sponge, the longer it will last.

If you enjoy pampering yourself in the bath or shower, you might also love our guide on how to use bath bombs without a bathtub — full of creative ways to elevate your self-care routine. And if you're deciding between bath bombs and bubble bath, our bath bombs vs bubble bath guide breaks down the differences.