Minimal List, Konjac Facial Sponge Charcoal

If sustainable, vegan and eco friendly beauty routine is what you are looking for, Minimal List’s charcoal konjac sponge will make the difference in your skin care! It is infused with bamboo charcoal and ideal for oily with acne skin.

• 100% natural product
• Ideal for acne and oily skins
• Infused with bamboo charcoal
• Deep cleanses skin pores and eliminates blackheads & oil
• Naturally moisturizes your skin
• Gently exfoliates your skin, bringing in natural shine
• Balances skin PH
• Increases blood circulation and keeps your skin bright and healthy
• Can be used with or without cleansing product
• 100% no preservatives, no additives, no coloring
• Eco friendly
• Vegan & cruelty free
• 100% biodegradable & compostable
• 100% plastic free packaging

What is Konjac?

Amorphophallus konjac or konjac for short, is a perennial herb that is known to grow at elevations of 2500 meters. This plant is indigenous to the tropical and subtropical zones in the Eastern Hemispere like Japan, China, Korea. As a skin care product, the Konjac Plant produces natural antioxidants and vitamins. Konjac sponges is a premival beauty practice for skin cleaning and exfoliation used by women in many Asian countries. Konjac plant is 97% water and naturally alkaline which leaves skin balanced.

Produced responsibly in China.

Softening by soaking in warm water for 3-5 minutes.
After softening squeeze out gently excess water between your palms and clean your skin in circular motions with or without cleansing soap. Avoid eye area.
After use rinse sponge thoroughly and squeeze gently between your palms, then dry in a cool place, away from light and humidity, for next use. Ulternatively you can dry it on the radiator.
Konjac sponge is a sensitive product and should be treated with care in order to be maintained in a good condition as much as possible.
You should never use it on its hard shape.
Don’t soak in water for a long period of time.
Can be used daily or 1-2 times per week depending on your skin needs.
Once a week drop the sponge in bowl of boiling water for a couple of minutes to sanitize it.
Replace the sponge when it starts to look “tired” or if it breaks.
With proper care the sponge will last 6-10 weeks.
Tip: you can keep your sponge in the fridge in order to maintain its freshness for a longer period of time.
Compost the sponge in household compost bin.
Recycle the packaging.