Konjac Face & Body Sponge Duo
- Description
- What’s Included
Cleanse head to toe with one of the gentlest exfoliants on earth. The Dillon Konjac Face & Body Sponge Duo pairs our best-selling natural konjac facial sponge with a full-size konjac body sponge — a 100% plant-based, fully biodegradable alternative to synthetic loofahs and plastic exfoliants.
Made entirely from glucomannan konjac root fibre, both sponges soften when wet to deliver a cloud-like, pore-cleansing lather that lifts impurities and daily build-up without stripping or irritating the skin barrier.
Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive, reactive, and eczema-prone skin.
1 × Konjac Facial Cleansing Sponge — Gently buffs away dead skin cells, unclogs pores, and leaves skin visibly smoother and brighter with daily use.
1 × Konjac Body Cleansing Sponge — A pillowy, palm-sized sponge for the bath or shower. Creates a rich lather with minimal product and replaces your plastic loofah for good.
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Why You'll Love It
- Made from 100% natural konjac glucomannan root fibre — no synthetics, no microplastics.
- Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive, reactive, and eczema-prone skin.
- Gently lifts impurities, excess oil, and dead skin cells without disrupting the skin barrier.
- Fully compostable at end of life
- Free from artificial dyes, fragrances, and preservatives.
- Originally developed for use on babies' skin.
How To Use
Soak: Submerge in warm water for 30–60 seconds until fully softened and expanded.
Cleanse: Use alone or with your favourite cleanser, soap bar, or body wash. Massage in gentle circular motions.
Rinse & Store: Gently squeeze (don't wring) to remove excess water and hang to air-dry outside the shower between uses.
Why Switch from Plastic Loofahs?
Most conventional loofahs are made from synthetic plastic mesh — non-biodegradable, and destined for landfill after use. Konjac sponges are different. Composed entirely of plant fibre, they're 100% biodegradable, compostable, and free from microplastics. When your sponge reaches the end of its life, simply cut the cotton string and add it to your compost. Clean skin, clean conscience.
Meet the Konjac Root
Konjac (Amorphophallus konjac) is a starchy root vegetable native to East Asia, traditionally grown in the mountainous regions of Japan, Korea, and China. For centuries, it’s been used in Japanese wellness rituals and cuisine, prized for its gentle, skin-loving fibre known as glucomannan.
To create our konjac sponges, the root is first harvested, dried, and finely ground into a soft flour. This flour is mixed with water and carefully heated to form a jelly-like paste. It’s then poured into moulds, steamed, and naturally dried to create a firm, bouncy sponge — ready to cleanse, exfoliate, and compost with ease.
For an enhanced ritual
Try our artisan-made natural soap bars.
For the ultimate zero-waste ritual, pair your sponge with one of our cold-processed soap bars.
FAQs
Do they smell like the botanicals?
No, our Konjac sponges don't smell like the botanical infusions.
Will the Konjac sponge feel too soft to exfoliate?
The subtle texture of our Konjac sponge offers soft, gentle and effective daily exfoliation without stripping or scratching skin.
How long does each Konjac sponge last?
With proper care, each sponge lasts 4–6 weeks. Replace when it begins to degrade.
Can I use the facial sponge with my cleanser?
Absolutely. Apply your favourite cleanser directly to the sponge for a soft, foaming cleanse, or use the sponge after your cleanser for gentle exfoliation.
Can I use the body sponge with my body wash?
Absolutely. The sponges only need a small amount of soap or body wash to create a rich, creamy lather. We suggest using natural, gentle formulations as overly harsh ingredients may cause the natural fibers to break down more quickly.
Are the Konjac sponges suitable for kids or sensitive skin?
Yes. Konjac was originally developed for babies' skin—making it ideal for anyone needing a gentler touch.
How do I dispose of my Konjac sponge?
Once worn out, cut the cotton string and compost the sponge. They're 100% biodegradable and will break down naturally.