Brush It On Konjac Sponge What is a Konjac Sponge? Made with Japanese konjac potato fibre, this humble, vegan, sustainable, and compostable sponge from Brushiton is rich in revitalizing minerals, giving your skin the smoothness and flawlessness it deserves! The Benefits: Much softer than scrubs, they are also great makeup removers or tan removers! perfect way to gently cleanse and exfoliate your skin and stimulate blood flow in a natural way. Makes a great addition to a beauty hamper, or an interesting stocking filler! In Japan, these sponges have been used for centuries as a beauty tool. They are rich in wonderfully revitalising minerals and are pH neutral, which means they protect your complexion by balancing the acidity of your skin. The sponge is initially hard but softens when soaked in water and then is a very gentle cleanser for the face and body. The colour may vary to the ones in the image. Dimensions: Approx. 8cm diameter and 3.5cm deep How To Use: Soak the sponge before use and squeeze a few times until soft Use with water or a small amount of cleanser Gently massage the sponge into the skin in circular motions buffing away dead skin cells Rinse sponge after use and hang to dry Replace every 3 months Compost the sponge at the end of its life Brush It On we’re driven by a simple mission: to protect the planet for future generations. Founded in 2018 by Viviana, a marketer and outdoor adventurer passionate about reducing her plastic footprint, and Alice, a digital designer committed to helping people make ethical, eco-friendly choices, their journey began with designer bamboo toothbrushes funded through Indiegogo. Since then, they've expanded into a full range of zero-waste personal care products, operating from Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. Every Brush It On product you purchase supports conservation projects, helping protect oceans, forests, and wildlife. Guided by the passion and vision of Viviana and Alice, the team combines creativity, environmental responsibility, and practical solutions to make sustainable living accessible - proving that small steps can collectively make a big difference in the fight against plastic pollution.
