Product Description
Feel the power of nature on your skin with Mohani's reusable Konjac pads!
All the ingredients used to make these pads come from nature. They are 100% biodegradable, so after use, "Mother Nature" will accept them. She has given you her goods, which you can return to her after use. Bury them in your garden as natural compost or place them at the bottom of a pot to maintain moisture for your plant! Treat using pads as a pleasant ritual in which you can feel an emotional connection with the nature that surrounds you.
Be Zero Waste!
The annual consumption of disposable cosmetic pads for one person is approximately 1,000.
Protect the environment, replace them with plant-based pads that are reusable. Their annual consumption is about 10 pieces. This is not only environmental protection, but also saving your wallet.
What are plant flakes made of?
The flakes are made from the root of the konjac plant, which grows wild in Asia. It has been used in Japanese medicine for hundreds of years due to its health and nutritional properties. The plant contains a unique type of fiber – glucomannan. It can absorb 100 times more water than cereal fiber. The plant flakes are 100% natural, without additives.
What skin type are plant flakes suitable for?
For all skin types.
Plant flakes are a gentle eye and face makeup remover, as well as an effective cleansing method. The pads are 100% plant-based, free from artificial additives and dyes. The soft, gel-like consistency of the pads is also perfect for sensitive skin around the eyes and for contact lens wearers.
What makes plant-based pads unique?
- Riviera, or konjac, is used in cosmetics for its softness, delicacy, and deep cleansing properties.
- The pads' structure does not damage the skin's hydrolipidic film.
- They help restore the skin's natural pH.
- Their gentleness remains unchanged until the very end, unlike many materials used to cleanse the face and body.
How to use?
Soak the pad and gently squeeze it out. Remove makeup from your face and eye area using circular motions. After use, rinse the pad, squeeze out excess water (do not wring!) and dry naturally in a well-ventilated place.
Always use the pads after soaking (never dry).
To disinfect, place the pads in boiling water for 2 minutes every few weeks.
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