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Konjac Face and Body Cleansing Sponge, Rose

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Run this rose-pink konjac cleansing sponge under water and it softens into a cushioned little pillow for face and body cleansing. Made from vegetable fibres of konjac root, it brings a simple, water-led ritual to the sink or shower, with a porous surface that feels gentle rather than scrubby.

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Run this rose-pink konjac cleansing sponge under water and it softens into a cushioned little pillow for face and body cleansing. Made from vegetable fibres of konjac root, it brings a simple, water-led ritual to the sink or shower, with a porous surface that feels gentle rather than scrubby.

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What it is

These are the tools of the bath: loofah and sisal scrubbers, jute mitts, konjac sponges for the face and body, foot stones of lava stone, soap bags and hammam towels. Each page says what it is made of, synthetic fibres included.

Why people choose it

  • Plant fibres Loofah, sisal, jute, konjac, bamboo and linen.
  • For face, body or feet Each page says where it is meant to be used.
  • Made of what it says The materials come from the label, synthetic fibres included.
  • Works with any soap A soap bag holds the last small pieces of a bar.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Wet the tool and work up a lather with your soap

  2. 2

    Use gentle circles; firmer materials such as sisal give a stronger scrub

  3. 3

    Rinse it and hang it to dry after every use

Care: Rinse well and hang to dry after each use. Replace plant fibre scrubbers every few months. Let a konjac sponge dry fully between uses.

Customer reviews

2 reviews of this piece

  • ★★★★★ V.B.
    Sponge

    Lovely sponge, keeps my skin looking healthy and clean with a glow.

  • ★★★★★ L.

    Lovely to use, slides over the skin and leaves skin feeling great

Complete your ritual

A few things often kept alongside this piece.

About this product

Why it feels so soft on skin
  • The dry sponge becomes soft and springy once saturated, changing from a firm dome into something pliable in the hand.
  • Its fine, open pores hold water well, so the cleanse feels cushioned rather than rough.
  • The rounded rose-pink shape sits comfortably against the palm and glides easily over cheeks, shoulders and arms.
  • Use it damp on its own for a minimal cleanse, or with your usual face or body cleanser if you prefer more lather.
  • It suits a slow morning wash as much as an evening reset, when you want something simple and tactile.
Konjac root fibre, made into a cleansing sponge

This sponge is made from vegetable fibres of konjac, a plant root long used in East Asian daily life. Once soaked, the fibre structure holds water at the surface, creating a soft buffer between sponge and skin.

Rose-pink dome texture

The surface is visibly porous and softly mottled, with a warm rose colour rather than a flat, solid finish. Its low domed shape gives it a smooth edge to move around the face and a broader curve for the body.

How to use and care for it

Soak the sponge until fully soft, then squeeze out the excess water gently. Massage over damp skin in small circles, with or without cleanser.

After use, rinse thoroughly, press out the water without twisting, and leave it somewhere airy to dry. Do not use it while dry, as konjac is designed to soften with water first.

A Japanese cleansing tradition

Konjac sponges have been used in Japan for more than 100 years, first known as soft bath sponges for newborn babies. Their appeal is quiet and practical: plant-based fibre, a water-rich texture, and a gentler feel than many synthetic scrubs or cloths. Today they sit naturally in a pared-back skincare ritual, especially for people who like the sense of cleansing with the hands, warm water and a simple reusable tool.

Size and details
  • Product type: konjac face and body cleansing sponge
  • Material: vegetable fibres of konjac
  • Colour: rose pink
  • Weight: 20 g
  • Origin: China
A small self-care gift

A thoughtful choice for someone who enjoys natural skincare tools, gentle daily rituals, or a softer alternative to a face cloth. It is especially easy to pair with a favourite cleanser, bath oil or bathroom gift set.

Common questions

Can I use it on both face and body?
Yes. It is made as a face and body cleansing sponge, so you can use it for both areas once it has been fully softened with water.
Does it need cleanser?
No cleanser is required for the sponge to be used damp, though many people like to add their usual cleanser for extra slip or lather.
Is there a hanging loop?
No hanging loop is visible in the product photo. After rinsing, press out the water and place it somewhere airy so it can dry between uses.