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Spongeables Skinutrients Moisturizing Body Wash in a Sponge, Cool Cucumber, With Bonus Travel Bag, Paraben- and Cruelty-Free, 20+ washes, 3.5oz Sponge
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Spongeables Skinutrients Moisturizing Body Wash in Features
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PREMIUM QUALITY: Each sponge is infused with an exquisite blend of ingredients to make your skin look and feel better with every wash.
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DUAL-TEXTURED: Use the buffer to exfoliate and soften skin. Use the soft side to cleanse and moisturize.
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SUPERIOR HYDRATION: Contains a moisturizing blend of olive oil and Vitamin E to keep your skin hydrated and healthy all day long
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AT-HOME SPA EXPERIENCE: The refreshing and bright scent of cool cumcumber in this premium sponge helps create a sumptuous spa experience at home.
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THE ETHICAL SKINCARE CHOICE: Spongeables are always paraben-free, cruelty-free, gluten-free, and vegan friendly. They contain no silicones, phthalates, or polyunsaturated oils, and they are always required to meet high standards for quality and durability.
About Spongeables Skinutrients Moisturizing Body Wash In
The soap is already in the sponge! Just add water to create a luxurious, at-home spa experience and release the rich, fragrant lather. Directions for use: thoroughly wet sponge and squeeze to release the creamy lather. Use the smooth side to massage away dirt and impurities. Flip it over and use the textured side to exfoliate the skin. Massage briskly in circular strokes. When finished, squeeze out any excess water and store in a dry place until next use. Spongeables are always paraben-free, cruelty-free, gluten-free, and vegan friendly. They contain no silicones, phthalates, or polyunsaturated oils, and they are always required to meet high standards for quality and durability.
