J-IN Pure KONJAC Slim Round Puff in New Dry

J-IN Pure KONJAC Slim Round Puff in New Dry Konjac sponges are a staple in Asian skincare and are now available worldwide. Konjac sponges are made using the highest quality extracts from organic konjac plants. These sponges are natural, effective, sustainable, and the perfect addition to every skincare routine.

KONJAC sponge is highly absorbent in both water and oils and is excellent for a thorough cleansing of impurities and Horney layers on skin. Plus KONJAC sponge, which is a weak alkali, has the function to break down body dirt as well as neutralize its acid.

J-IN offers unique 100% pure KONJAC vegetable fiber beauty magic tools  deliver excellent exfoliation and powerful cleansing to the skin. The  J-IN KONJAC Sponge is a true gift from nature and fit well with current  natural & wellness movements

HOW TO USE

1. After you get a sponge, soak it in warm water for 10 to 15 minutes. This will help expand it to full size.
2. Once it is full size, begin cleaning your face by moving the sponge in a circular motion, kind of like a massage for your face.
3. Start in the center of your face and work your way out and up, avoiding the eye area.
4. You can use a konjac sponge with or without a facial soap or cleanser.

INGREDIENTS

KONJAC sponges are made 100% same ingredient as eatable KONJAC products such as  Noodle or Jelly, thus  the sponges are safe for even babies.

Since 2007, we, J-IN, have been  enjoying to providing genuine KONJAC Cleansing Puffs and Body Sponges  in domestic and global markets from Jeju Island Korea.  With our patent technology applied innovated sponges deliver excellent and powerful cleansing experience by using only 100% purest natural ingredients.

About Jeju island

Jeju Island, or Jejudo, is an oval-shaped volcanic island measuring approximately 73 kilometers from east to west and 41 kilometers from north to south. In the heart of the island stands Halla Mountain, a 1,950-meter mountain. Created entirely from volcanic eruptions, Jeju Island boasts a diverse and unique volcanic land form, so much so that the island itself could be seen as a ‘museum of volcanoes. ‘ On land, over 360 oreums (*Oreum refers to parasitic volcano in Jeju dialect) of varying sizes can be seen, while some 160 lava tubes are spread out across the island and are situated underground. It is extremely rare for so many oreums and lava tubes to be found all on a single island that is as small as Jeju Island.