SkinMood® Chamomile Konjac Sponge for normal and sensitive skin
Choose this sponge if your skin reddens easily, is couperotic or irritated from time to time or has a rash. The sponge gently moisturizes, soothes and cleans the skin and helps reduce redness. Chamomile extract enhances the soothing and moisturizing effect of the Konjac Sponge.
- Your skin is sensitive, couperotic, it reacts to external irritations (care products, touch, cold, heat, wind, etc.) and reddens easily: Chamomile helps to calm the skin.
- Rash: If you have a rash, the Chamomile Sponge may relieve skin irritation and reduce redness. Its gently exfoliating structure removes dead skin cells and thus enhances the effect of medicated creams, as they are better absorbed. The skin also looks better, and the make-up can be applied more beautifully and evenly.
- Normal skin: Even if your skin is normal, it needs hydration and exfoliation as well as antioxidants to stay in good condition. This sponge will help your skin remain beautiful and balanced in the future too.
Also suitable for children!
The skin of babies and children is sensitive and requires gentle cleaning products. Instead of soap, you can wash the baby with just a sponge.
Help for the baby's scalp (seborrhea/seborrheic eczema)
Seborrheic eczema is a very common inflammatory reaction on the skin of both adults and babies. It can break out already in the first months of a child's life on the diaper area, scalp and sometimes elsewhere on the body.
The SkinMood® Konjac Chamomile skin cleansing sponge is a handy helper for removing dandruff from the scalp and the skin. Swirl a very lightly moistened sponge on the rash area, so that its gentle exfoliating effect removes the dry, scaly skin cells.
Ingredients:
Amorphophallus Konjac root Extract (Konjac Mannan), Aqua (Water), Cellulose, Avocado Extract
Country of origin: China
Recycling:
Package: You can recycle the cardboard packaging.
Sponge: You can put the sponge in the compost or slip it under the soil at the bottom of the flowerpot. It absorbs water and slowly releases it to the flowers. Finally, it molders in the soil.
