Pumice stone
7,30 €
Beroïa Pumice is a natural rock derived from molten volcanic rock. Beroïa Pumice Stone is a treasure trove of benefits for purified skin. Our commitment to quality and tradition is reflected in every grain of this pumice stone.
Beroïa Pumice Stone offers gentle, effective exfoliation, removing dead cells to reveal smooth, radiant skin. Its natural texture stimulates blood circulation, promoting cell regeneration. It is presented in its raw black form. This highly porous rock is used as an exfoliant on damp skin to remove calluses and dead skin on feet and elbows. It softens the skin. It is also a very good ally against hair regrowth.
Pumice is used as an exfoliant on feet and elbows, removing dead skin and calluses. Its use is recommended on damp, softened skin.
Use Beroïa Pumice Stone once or twice a week
For an exfoliating foot bath, dilute 150 g of Beroïa Dead Sea salts in a basin of warm water. Soak your feet for 15 minutes. Dry, then buff softened areas with a pumice stone, massaging in small circular motions. Be careful not to apply too much pressure, and to keep a thin layer of horn to protect your skin. Gently massage in using circular movements, paying particular attention to rough areas. Rinse thoroughly, dry and moisturize your skin with Beroïa Coco Care Balm, and admire renewed skin.
For smooth legs, pumice stone is also recommended for daily use on the legs to slow hair growth. In the shower, on clean, rinsed skin, apply the pumice stone to your legs in circular movements, without applying pressure. Then moisturize your skin with Beroïa Tiaré flower body lotion.
With repeated use, pumice stone becomes more polished and its porosity softer, so it can be used on more sensitive parts of the body, such as toes.
100% natural pumice
Made exclusively from natural raw materials, Pierre Ponce Beroïa respects your skin. With no harmful additives, it is suitable for all skin types, even the most sensitive.
Pumice is created when superheated, highly pressurized rock is violently ejected from a volcano. The unusual frothy configuration of pumice occurs as a result of simultaneous rapid cooling and rapid depressurization.
