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Konjac Sponges

All you need to know about the latest all natural beauty craze.

Move on over, high-tech beauty gadgets, there is a new must-have tool in town and its name is Tsuki!

Konjac sponges have begun to take the skincare your go-to cleansing buddy from the minute you lay
world by storm. Originally, these types of sponge your hands on one! Massaging your skin with this
were used to wash babies’ skin because of how gentle beautiful natural sponge will gently exfoliate and
and natural it is. This hero product is a staple in the polish the skin, stimulating blood flow to renew skin
ideal skincare routine, so it is important to make sure cell growth. Tsuki sponge is unlike harsh scrubs or
you know exactly what you are using! loofahs, and protects the skin due to the particular
structure of its fibres. In addition to protecting the
Tsuki, from the Japanese translation of ‘moon’, is a skin, because Tsuki is completely natural and there is 1 - LIMITED EDITION 2 PACK
100% natural fibre sponge made from the root fibres literally not a thing added, it helps balance the skin’s
of the konjac plant, a porous root vegetable which PH level. Products Included:
grows in the mountainous regions of Asia. Tsuki Sponge x2
The simple practise of integrating this product into
Promising radiant, smooth skin, Tsuki is going to be your skincare routine is just that, easy. Comes packaged in a box
Normally: $17.00 +gst ($8.50 +gst each)

How do I use Tsuki Sponge? SALE: $13.00 +gst RRP: $24.95
Available 15th October

1 - Soak Tsuki in water for a couple of
minutes to soften Save
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2 - Massage gently in circular motions
with or without your cleanser

3 - Ensure you rinse your sponge well
and hang to air dry

4 - For best results replace your
sponge every 30-60 days
2 - BULK BUY | BUY 6 GET 1 FREE
It’s that easy!
Products Included:
Tsuki Sponge x7 (buy 6 get 1 free) Save

Each sponge comes packaged 14%
in a bag

Normally: $59.50 +gst
SALE: $51.00 +gst RRP: $17.95
Available now

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