French Pink Clay Konjac Sponge Puff

Before use, wash the sponge thoroughly. We recommend plunging it in water and squeezing several times.
If the sponge has dried out, always allow it to fully absorb water before putting against your skin.

Your sponge should last several weeks, but once it starts to look tired, or starts to break down, please replace it. The better care you take of your sponge, the longer it will last.

Always:
Rinse sponge before and after use & allow to air dry (that’s what the little hanging string is for on the Puff sponges!)
Do not wring, as this may damaged the sponge. Sponge hardens when dry, so always re-hydrate in warm water before use again.
Discard if damaged. Can be composted after you have finished with the sponge.

Feel free to pop in the bottom of a plant pot after use or dig into the garden! The sponge will help water your plants by holding the moisture for it!

Use every day.
Make the sponge your part of your daily regime. Simply use the sponge morning and evening, just whenever you would wash or cleanse your face.
Gently massage the face and body in circular motion all over, to exfoliate dead skin cells, and deeply cleanse. The massaging will stimulate tired skin & encourage skin renewal.

Check our magazine for a great how-to movie.

“Amorphophallus Konjac” the Konjac potato is a perennial plant, native to Asia . But it is known as Konnyaku in Japan.
97 %of Konjac is water and three percent is Glucomannan, or dietary fiber. It is also rich in minerals and very low in calories. Amorphophallus konjac is an alkaline. It contains water, protein, carbohydrate, lipids, sodium, potassium, magnesium, iron, phosphorus, copper, zinc, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin D, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin C, pantothenate, niacin, fatty acid, folic acid and fiber + Kaolinite (French Pink Clay).