Exfoliating loofah sponge

Traditionally used in Africa for centuries, the loofah sponge is a 100% natural accessory allowing a gentle peeling of the skin. Ideal for removing dead skin, it promotes blood circulation, refines skin texture and helps fight orange peel. Loofah or loofah comes from a squash, once dried, it becomes a sponge with multiple virtues: in addition to its exfoliating qualities, in massage it stimulates the tissues and accelerates the evacuation of toxins. BENEFITS - Prepares the skin before depilation - Fight against ingrown hairs after waxing - Eliminates dead skin cells and skin - Fights cellulite - Provides better penetration of care - Stimulates blood circulation - Drains the lymphatic system - Eliminate corns on the feet USAGE TIPS The loofah sponge is used wet, in the shower. On contact with water, it swells and softens. It can be used alone, or with another soap of your choice, using gentle circular motions on the skin. Frequency: It can be used daily on the rougher parts of the body such as elbows, knees, feet. Occasionally on the rest of the body. After using the sponge, rinse with cool water to close the pores of the skin and hydrate yourself with a fatty substance: vegetable oils, shea butter or multi-purpose balm. Multi-use, it can also be used as a dishwashing sponge. A plus in a zero-waste house approach. ORIGINS Loofah (loofah) is a natural sponge made from the fibers of a squash of the Cucurbitaceae family (loofah aegyptiaca). Originally from Burkina-Faso, the fruit is picked when ripe and then left to dry. His skin is then removed to obtain a vegetable sponge. COMPOSITION & MAINTENANCE Dimensions: Random size, each sponge is unique Material: 100% natural loofah fibers. Made from a squash, the sponge may still have a few black seeds inside. Storage: After use, rinse your sponge and allow it to air dry. To clean it thoroughly, you can boil it for a few minutes or put it in the machine between 40 and 60 °. 100% biodegradable, at the end of its life you can throw your sponge in a compost.