Exfoliating pumice stone - Pierre Ponce - Najel SAS NAJJAR

The pumice stone is used as an exfoliant on the feet and elbows, it eliminates dead skin and calluses. Its use is recommended on damp and softened skin, perhaps accompanied by hydration based on vegetable oils, butters or balms.

Information and advice on using Najel's pumice stone

For an exfoliating foot bath, dilute 150g of Dead Sea salts in a basin of warm water. Soak your feet for 15 minutes. Then dry pass in the softened parts using the pumice stone performing small circular massages.

Be careful not to press too hard and keep a thin callused layer to protect the skin. Finally, thoroughly rinse, dry and moisturize the skin with a vegetable oil, body milk or conditioner.

For soft legs, pumice stone is also recommended for daily use on the legs to slow down hair growth. In the shower, on clean and rinsed skin, slide the pumice stone with circular movements without applying pressure. 

By dint of use, the pumice stone will become smooth, reduced in porosity and more gentle, it will therefore be possible to use it on the most sensitive parts of the body, such as the toes.

Composition of the pumice stone

• 100% natural.
• Origin Egypt

History of the pumice stone

Pumice, more commonly known as pumice stone, is a natural rock made up of molten volcanic rock.

Very porous, this stone has been used as an exfoliant to remove calluses and dead skin from feet and elbows since ancient times.

While this stone is appreciated for its use in cosmetics, it is also appreciated in the production of faded jeans. Pumice stone is available in different shapes and colors. It can be raw or patterned, light or dark. Najel presents it in the form of a black rough stone.