LAVINIA PEELING - Peeling soapbag made of organic raw cotton

LAVINIA PEELING products take into account all ethical aspects, in that the products are made from organic raw materials, and that the Indian women who have hand-crocheted the products have all received fair payment, which improves not only their living conditions, but the living conditions of the entire family.

The organic peeling soap bag is crocheted by hand, which provides a gentle, yet still effective peeling of both face and body.

The peeling soap bag is a good zero waste alternative to, for example, exfoliating peeling creams, etc.

Use the peeling soap bag with calm circular movements to remove all dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, after which it leaves the skin soft and fresh.

When you have exfoliated the skin, where you remove all dead skin cells, you will also experience that your skin will subsequently absorb your care products, such as serums and creams, more easily.

Effect:

Removes dead skin cells

Soft and supple skin

Relaxing massage

Increased blood circulation

Activated lymphatic system

Use:

Put the soap in the bag, either a facial soap or a body soap

Moisten the skin and the peeling bag with water, and lather it in your hand before starting your peeling

Massage with calm and circular movements

Finally, rinse with plenty of water and pat the skin dry

After use, you can leave the soap in the bag and hang it to dry on the cotton string.

Your soap will last longer when it gets constant air circulation and dries completely.

Washing instructions: Machine wash up to 90°C.

The peeling glove is made of organic raw cotton, which is why minor variations in shape and color may occur.

Due to The raw cotton you can experience seeing the plant color when the bag is wet, which confirms that the yarn is 100% raw cotton that has not been subjected to chemical treatment.

Any color change will disappear after washing.

When the glove needs to be replaced after a very long time of use, you can simply cut it up and use it in, for example, the bottom of your potted plants, or let it throw it in your compost pile, where it will decompose.