PRETTY BALMS
 Charcoal black konjac sponge

 Cleans deeply, removing impurities, thus preventing the skin's pores from becoming clogged.
 Gently exfoliates without damaging the skin
 Naturally antibacterial, it fights effectively against small pimples and is beneficial for acne-prone skin (ideally combined with CEDAR soap n°6)
 Activates blood microcirculation, thus providing more radiance and tone, by promoting cell renewal.
 Used on the face and body (especially after hair removal, to prevent the appearance of small pimples).

 Product details
 Charcoal black konjac sponge Bulk
 Made in France

 Description
 Black Konjac sponge Vegetable charcoal in bulk.
 Dimensions of the dry Konjac sponge: 5.5 cm
 Dimensions of the moistened Konjac: 7 cm
 Natural sponge, for boosted cleaning, offering more softness and shine.
 Plant: Amorphophallus konjac

 Konjac is a perennial plant from the Araceae family. Native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, it also grows naturally in Japan, Vietnam, China and Korea.
 Konjac grows from a very large tuberous rhizome (3 to 4 kilos). It is this rhizome which is reduced to powder, which is then transformed into a sponge using ancestral Asian know-how.
 Konjac is also used in South Asian foods, in the form of flour or pasta.

 Composition
 Natural Konjac powder enriched with purifying active vegetable charcoal.

 Usage tips
 Moisten the Konjac sponge, wring it out, run it lightly with soap if you wish. Gently massage your face using light circular movements. Rinse.
 When your Konjac is out of use, you can compost it. It is biodegradable.
 100% plant-based and natural, compostable, the Konjac sponge is part of a waste reduction approach.

 Conservation Tips
 To take care of your Konjac, you should rinse it well, wring it out (without twisting it) and hang it up after each use. Its lifespan will therefore be two to three months, for use morning & evening.

 The brand
 Jolis Baumes is a young cosmetics brand certified Cosmos Organic by Ecocert, and winner of the Slow Cosmétique distinction. Their formulas are developed by naturopaths, aromatherapists and herbalists. They make their cosmetics by hand, in small batches, in their Auvergnat workshop. They also offer a range of zero waste toiletries.