Perfect for:
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Great for delicate and sensitive skin
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Suitable from birth
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100% pure, natural plant fibres
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Hypoallergenic and suitable for eczema sufferers
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Silky soft when wet
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Pair with the body sponge for the perfect baby cleanse
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Lasts between 1 and 3 months
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Eco-friendly - Fully compostable and biodegradable
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Vegan and Cruelty-Free
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This sponge is made by the world's no. 1 Konjac Sponge brand
USE AND CARE
Use:
Before use, rinse and hydrate your Konjac Sponge in warm water. Squeeze out any excess water and gently cleanse skin.
It is not necessary to use cleansing products, but if desired, a small amount of our gentle Purity or Delight Baby Soaps can be added to your Konjac Sponge. If a cleanser is added, the sponge will help the product work harder and go further.
Care:
After use, always rinse your sponge well and allow to dry in an airy place. Be careful not to wring it out as this may damage the delicate plant fibres, just squeeze between your flattened hands.
You can also pop your clean sponge in the fridge to keep it fresh and cool, which helps it last even longer. Alternatively, your sponge is happy to be aired on a radiator or heated towel rail. It will shrink and harden when it dries out, this is perfectly natural, simply allow it to absorb water and rehydrate before using again.
Never use the sponge when dry.
The better you care for your sponge, the longer it will last. Never leave the sponge in the shower or in a pool of water.
Your Konjac Sponge is a 100% natural vegetable product and should last 2 to 3 months. Once it starts to look tired or breaks down, replace it. Our Konjac Sponges can be safely composted or used in the garden to help water your plants by holding moisture.
Never leave a child unattended with a sponge.
Packaging: Sustainable and biodegradable packaging. Just like the sponge itself! The little window in the box is made from cellulose compostable materials. The box itself is made from FSC board.
appoximately 8.5cm x 2.5cm
As a hand made item, these sizes can vary slightly.
