Body Accessories
Natural body accessories for the shower and body care
Accessories are what turn your shower into a care routine: they help to exfoliate, make soap last longer, and replace plastic items with durable alternatives.
- Exfoliation: Dry Brush and Bath Brush wooden brushes, sisal mitt and pouch, konjac sponges, and foot scraper.
- For your solid products: deodorant applicator, soap dish, reusable aluminum tins and bottle.
- Intimate hygiene: Indy intimate gel with probiotics.
- Wooden travel mirror.
They are made from natural materials like wood, sisal, or konjac. If you are looking for softer skin, start with the body exfoliation collection.
Productos de body accessories
Konjac Body Sponge for Oily Skin with Charcoal
Applicator + 1 Solid Deodorant
Applicator + 3 ECO Solid Deodorants
Reusable aluminum bottle for styling gel or shampoo
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Preguntas frecuentes
Which accessory do I need for what?
The Dry Brush is for dry brushing before showering. The Bath Brush is used on damp skin and is better for reaching your back. The Konjac sponges are the softest option for daily use. The mitt and the sisal soap pouch exfoliate in the shower, and the pouch also serves to store and drain your solid soap. And the wooden foot file is designed for hard skin and calluses on the feet.
What is dry brushing and what is it for?
It consists of using a natural bristle brush on dry skin, before showering, with upward movements from your feet toward your heart. It removes dead skin cells and stimulates microcirculation. We explain how it fits into an exfoliation routine in how to exfoliate skin correctly.
How does a Konjac sponge work?
It is a plant fiber that softens with water and cleans by sweeping away impurities without scratching, which is why it can be used daily. We explain it in what the Konjac sponge is and how to use it.
How do I care for them and how long do they last?
They all need the same thing: to be dried well between uses and not left soaking. Hang the Konjac sponge and the brushes with the bristles facing down, and avoid submerging the wood. When done this way, a brush lasts for years and a sponge for several months.
Why wood and natural fiber accessories?
Because they are biodegradable and replace plastic sponges and brushes that are thrown away every few months. It is part of how we understand personal care: we talk about it in our zero-waste commitment.
