Bath Time Should Be A Great Experience

Natural Sea sponges are highly absorbent resulting in creating a gorgeous lather and a texture that only nature can produce. The soft, but textured surface affords gentle care even to the most sensitive of skins and at the same time its exceptional feel provides a deeply cleansed and refreshed result make natural sponges a key contributor in the process of luxurious skincare.  After washing, the feeling of cleanliness and freshness is something that simply cannot be matched with any synthetic sponge. In addition to that natural sea sponges are toxin-free and hypo-allergenic. Effective for skin conditions such eczema and psoriasis.

While Natural sea sponges carry enzymes that inhibit the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew, Synthetic sponges are more prone to carrying dirt, and growing bacteria, mould and mildew. The complex web of canals in the sea sponge structure helps a self-cleaning process that absorbs and quickly washes any dirt away, with careful rinsing between uses your sponge will be clean and hygienic. Sea sponges are more durable and last longer than synthetic sponges and don't retain odors. They are more resistant to abrasion. Natural sea sponges: Organic and durable, sustainable and biodegradable.

Babies and children benefit from the natural sea sponge for its hygienic characteristics and of course the softest wash on the planet. Sea sponges are the most natural and healthy way to cleanse and care for your baby’s skin.

A baby bath doesn't necessarily need to be done in a tub of water. The American Academy of Paediatrics recommends sponge baths until the umbilical cord stump falls off — which might take up to three weeks. To undress your baby and wrap him or her in a towel, you should uncover each part of the body as you go along to keep your baby warm. Lay your baby on his or her back on the blanket, towel or pad you've prepared. Wet the natural sea sponge, squeeze out excess water and wipe your baby's face. Use a damp cotton ball or clean cotton cloth to wipe each eyelid, from the inside to the outside corner.

When you clean your baby's body, plain water is usually OK. If your baby is smelly or dirty, use a mild moisturizing soap. During the sponge bath baby, pay special attention to creases under the arms, behind the ears, around the neck and in the diaper area. Also wash between your baby's fingers and toes.