Pulse Product of the day is from Ajali; the Konjac Sponge range.
Check out Ajali's range of Konjac sponges
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Ajali Konjac Sponge in Lavender
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The Konjac Sponge from the brand comes in a variety of beautiful colours with lilac and mustard coming as favourites. They are known to cleanse thoroughly, are 100% natural so they can be used on all skin types.
Usually 'pillow soft' Konjac Sponges cleanses, exfoliates, softens and smoothens the skin (can be used both on the face and body) to reveal a cleaner and clearer complexion.
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Ajali is a Nigerian brand known for their handmade natural products made from 100% natural ingredients from West Africa.
They have skincare products made from pure Shea butter, Aloe Vera gel, extra virgin olive oil, virgin coconut oil and other natural ingredients and the brand is set up in a way that creates a healthy living.
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