To get the best lather out of your soap or body wash, use a bath sponge in the shower or tub. Bath sponges come in many different forms, from natural sea sponges to mesh puffs to scrubby loofahs.

Let us begin by explaining why bath sponges may not be as safe as you think they are. “Bath sponges and loofahs are not always hygienic because they trap dead skin cells, moisture, and soap, which ...

We turned to our expert, Dr Ruben Bhasin Passi, Consultant Dermatologist, CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram, expalined that sponge bathing is actually very clean and acceptable if done appropriately but it ...

DEAR DOCTOR K: I’m about to become a new mom. I’ve heard it’s best to give my newborn son a sponge bath, but I’ve never done this before. Can you give me some guidance? DEAR READER: Don’t worry; ...

Bath sponges collect dead skin, soap, and moisture, which can quickly grow bacteria and fungus, and this makes them less safe for your skin. It is important to rinse your sponge after every use, ...