Wooden Pumice Brush
Regular price $9.00
This shower brush has on one side a pumice stone which makes a perfect natural exfoliant for the feet, and on the other side a brush made out of polypropylene bristles.
The pumice stone, which comes from molten volcanic rocks, reduces the accumulated dead skin on the feet. On the other side, the brush, which is the perfect mix between softness and rigidity, will clean your feet softly. It can also be used for dry brushing: it makes a lymphatic massage that helps stimulate the body's blood circulation and consequently evacuate toxins from the body. This also helps to vivify the nervous system and improve muscle toning in order to prevent aging of the skin.
* Wood color may vary. This bamboo foot brush is not waterproof. Store in a dry place.
Why I am KIND
The brush is made out of polypropylene bristles, a recyclable material and an alternative to brushes which are generally made of wild boar hair. This fiber allows to have an ecological product, vegan and not tested on the animals.
Our eco-friendly accessories are craft from bamboo. Why did we choose this material?
First of all, bamboo is super solid and resistant, which is essential for beauty accessories, and it is also lightweight. Bamboo is also a natural antibacterial, which is perfect for accessories like toothbrushes, for example. Plus, it is a sustainable option because it regrows easily after harvest, even in damaged and poor soils!
How to use
To maximize its effects, use it on a skin soaked in soapy water. After washing, gently rub the stone in circular motion on your feet.
-> Avoid water on the bamboo handle :)
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Canada CanadaFotmat petit et très pratique. Moi qui aime tant marcher à l'extérieur, un lavage plus intense est nécessaire. Mes pieds sont propres et plus doux.
CanadaÀ date, il y a une petite diminution de la corne. À l’usage, le résultat devrait s’améliorer. Son manche est très pratique.
Canada
United StatesI really loved this for two days, but on the third day came to my shower to find that the pumice had fallen off where it was attached to the wood of the brush! I just use the pumice in my hand now, which is fine. It definitely helps a lot with my dry feet in this wintery climate!
