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Reveal your natural beauty with Miflora Cosmetics. Our pumice stones offer gentle exfoliation for radiant, glowing skin. Find out today!

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The secrets of pumice stone: a precious ally for your skin

Pumice is a volcanic rock with multiple benefits for our skin. Used since ancient times, it is still a must-have in the world of cosmetics and body care. Discover how this rock was formed, its exceptional properties and its applications, notably in Miflora-Cosmetics products.

The origin of pumice: an effusive emanation from volcanoes

The formation of pumice stone is linked to volcanic phenomena that cause explosive eruptions. When gas-rich lava reaches the Earth’s surface, it cools rapidly while maintaining its porous structure. The result is a light rock, often floating on water, composed mainly of silica.

Low density for effective exfoliation

What distinguishes pumice from other rock types is its relatively low density, due to its high porosity. In fact, pumice is made up of numerous air bubbles trapped during the lava’s cooling process. This specificity gives pumice a remarkable exfoliating capacity, removing dead epidermal cells while preserving the skin’s healthy layers.

The benefits of pumice stone for our skin

Thanks to its exfoliating, abrasive and porous properties, pumice is particularly appreciated in beauty and body care. Here are just a few of the advantages it can offer:

  1. Gentle exfoliation: thanks to its naturally abrasive texture, pumice facilitates the removal of dead cells that can accumulate on the skin’s surface. This scrub makes the skin suppler, brighter and softer to the touch.
  2. Callus reduction: pumice is ideal for treating rough, thick areas of the body, such as elbows, knees or heels. It softens these areas by reducing dead skin cells and stimulating cell renewal.
  3. Treatment of dry feet: regular use of pumice stone helps combat dry, cracked feet by maintaining optimal hydration of the upper layers of the epidermis. Massage with pumice promotes blood circulation and soothes tired feet.
  4. Prevention of ingrown hairs: by removing dead skin, pumice allows hair to grow freely, reducing the risk of ingrown hairs, especially after waxing or razor hair removal.

Miflora-Cosmetics’ commitment to quality pumice stone

At Miflora-Cosmetics, we take great care in selecting high-quality pumice stones for our products. We choose sustainable, environmentally-friendly sources to offer you the best possible care. Our range of pumice-enriched products meets the varied needs of our customers, who wish to benefit from gentle, natural exfoliation while preserving the health of their skin.

How to use and care for pumice stone

How do I use a pumice stone properly?

To take full advantage of the benefits of pumice, follow a few simple steps:

  1. Moisten the stone and your skin: pumice stones are generally used on wet skin to facilitate rubbing and avoid irritation. For example, you can use it in the shower, in a foot bath or after soaking your hands in warm water.
  2. Gently rub the stone over the affected areas, using circular or back-and-forth movements to remove dead skin and calluses. Insist on rough areas without rubbing too vigorously to avoid overheating or discomfort.

How to care for your pumice stone

To prolong the life of your pumice stone and preserve its effectiveness, remember to clean it regularly:

  • Rinse thoroughly after each use to remove skin and soap residues.
  • Leave to air-dry in a ventilated area to avoid bacterial growth.
  • Don’t hesitate to replace your pumice stone when it becomes too smooth, or if you notice any deterioration in its structure.