Instructions: Can be used wet or dry. (Dry brushing with upward strokes towards the heart further promotes blood flow) The cells create a foamy lather with just a pinch of soap. Apply any skin cleanser to the surface of the pad and begin scrubbing.

NOTE: If skin become irritated, discontinue use until surface heals, resume using lighter pressure.

Care Instructions: Good hygiene is important for maintaining healthy skin. These pads have been designed to help you do this. Made from an antibacterial and anti fungal material, these pads will last longer and perform better if they're kept clean. Here's how: Rinse off after use, shake to remove excess water & product residue and air dry. Can be machine washable (cold) in front load washer only, however most dermatologist recommend to never use harsh detergents. You can place on a dry towel to dry.

IMPORTANT-DO NOT USE CHLORINE BLEACH ON HONEYCOMB

Who: Individuals that want to exfoliate the skin while stimulating blood flow to tissue. Apply caution and seek the advise of a physician when using the products on the sensitive skin.

What: Strips off dead skin cells, lightens the complexion, exfoliates and massages your skin, stimulating blood and lymph flow to decrease puffiness, eliminate toxins and promote cellular regeneration.

When: Use in shower or bath.

How: Apply the Vivant's, Green Tea Cleansing Gel or the Buffing Grains.

Type: Moderate to Aggressive

Sophisticated Architecture
Supracor honeycomb is a matrix of elongated hexagons forming a complex pattern of alternating single- and double-walled cells. Each cell has eight interior and eight exterior.

In bonded or sandwiched panel form, i.e., reinforced with facings, "I-beams" are formed at the point where the cell walls meet the facings. The I-beams reinforce the cell walls providing additional stability to the matrix, while encapsulated air pockets act as a cushion to further absorb energy.

Dynamic Mechanical Properties
Anisotropy: It is the sophisticated architecture of radiated double- and single-walled cells that makes Supracor Honeycomb anisotropic—having three different degrees of resistance or "flex" in its length ("L" direction), width ("W" direction) and vertically against the surface ("T" direction). This enables it to absorb energy or impact from different angles.

The anisotropic property of Supracor Honeycomb makes it highly effective as a bumper on the passenger cars of Walt Disney's ride attraction, "Splash Mountain."