Ecology Gift Pack

Ecology Creams Directions for use:

Rub a small amount between your fingers or palms, pat onto skin and gently massage in. Can be used on the whole body, including the face, under the eyes, hands and feet.

Caring for your Ecology Cream:

• Store in a cool, dry place. Ideally below 30°C and out of direct sunlight.
• For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
• Ecology Creams are preservative free because they are anhydrous formulations (meaning there is no water in them). Keep them water-free by ensuring your fingers are clean and dry when applying cream and by replacing the lid tightly after use.
• Ecology Creams are highly concentrated, with no filler ingredients, so only a small amount is needed.
• The creams will melt nicely when you rub them between your fingers or palms (so don’t skip this step!) and they will absorb easily into your skin. Your skin should not feel greasy. If it does, you are using too much.
• Consistency will change with temperature. Creams will become harder in cool climates and very soft in warmer climates.
• For maximum nutrient density, use within 6 months of opening.

Facial Konjac Sponge Directions for Use:

Soak the Konjac Sponge in warm water until it becomes soft and press it several times to expel the excess water before using.
Rinse your face with warm water to help open pores for cleansing
Massage gently in circular motions on the face or body.
Rinse the sponge in clean water after use and press it with two hands to gently squeeze out the excess water.
Hang the sponge in a cool, well-ventilated place to air dry properly.

The Sponge is designed to cleanse with water only, but you can choose to use a small amount of cleanser with it.

Caring for your Ecology Konjac Sponge:

Do not wring your sponge out as this will cause it to break down faster.
Try not to leave your sponge hanging in the shower as the dampness will cause it to break down faster. (I hang mine on a 3M hook on the outside of my shower)
Replace your sponge every 2-3 months (as you would a toothbrush) or when it starts to show signs of breaking down.
You can recycle your sponge by planting it in the ground to biodegrade naturally or putting it in your compost.