Japanese Konjac Sponge

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£4

The Konjac sponge is a sustainable, vegan and 100% natural sponge made from vegetable fibers of the Konjac root. The Konjac Sponge has been used in Japan first as a bath sponge for newborn babies for more than 100 years because of its soft texture making it a popular choice as a facial cleansing sponge. These Konjac Sponges have a unique propriety layer that can hold water very well. When the sponge is saturated with water, its surface is covered by a water layer. This water layer on the sponge's surface constantly acts as a buffer to the skin and the layer forms a barrier between the sponge a

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