Pumice
INCI: Pumice
Scrubs dead skin cells away from the skin's surface
At a glance
- Suits
- Normal and oily skin, body and hands
- Helps with
- Dead skin cells, Rough hands
- Pairs well with
- Papaya fruit extract, Cellulobeads
- Found in
- 4 ECOOKING products
What can pumice help with?
Dead skin cells
The fine pumice grains loosen dead skin cells when you massage the product onto damp skin.
Rough hands
In our hand soap with scrub, pumice grains help make rough hands smoother.
How it works
How to use it
- Massage lightly onto wet skin in circles.
- Rinse thoroughly and follow with cream.
- Avoid using scrub on irritated or sunburnt skin.
Products with pumice
Cleansing Scrub
Fragrance-free, exfoliating face scrub and cleanser in one that cleanses deep...
Cleansing powder 45 g
Our cleansing powder 45 g offers 2-in-1: cleansing and gentle exfoliation, is...
Bodycare Scrub
Fragrance-free bodycare scrub for rough skin that removes dead skin cells and...
Hand Soap 02 With Scrub 500 ml
Our Hand Soap 02 With Scrub 500 ml cleanses and effectively removes dirt, exf...
Frequently asked questions
A light, porous stone from volcanoes. In scrubs, it is ground into fine granules. It forms when lava cools rapidly.
The granule size and the composition of the entire product affect how a scrub feels. Choose a product intended for the face.
A whole pumice stone is often used for hard skin on the feet. In our products for the face and hands, the stone is ground into small granules.
No. Pumice is a natural stone. It is a mineral, not plastic.
1–2 times a week is enough for most people. Use it less often if your skin is sensitive.
A scrub uses granules to remove dead skin cells. Other forms of peeling use acids or enzymes that loosen cells on the skin's surface.