Shower Puff

Plastic Free • Biodegradable • Vegan • Zero Waste • Fair Trade

Replace your nylon shower puff with a planet‑friendly alternative. The Eco Max Shower Puff is handmade from natural sisal fibre (from the succulent Agave sisalana), offering a medium firmness that gently exfoliates while boosting the lather of your favourite soap or shower gel. Shaped to fit comfortably in the palm of your hand, it can be used wet or dry for a refreshing scrub that leaves skin smooth and invigorated.

Generously plush, the puff is filled with abundant fibre for a full, fluffy feel. Unlike plastic bristles that retain sharp edges, natural sisal fibres soften into rounded tips, protecting your skin while cleansing. Free from chemical sprays, non‑toxic, and fully compostable, this puff closes the loop on a truly zero‑waste routine.

Ethically handmade in Sri Lanka by women producers, Eco Max Brushes are registered with The Vegan Society and endorsed as Fair Traders by the Fair Trade Association of Australia. Each brush supports sustainable employment, a living wage, a free in‑house crèche, and a safe, positive working environment. Proudly Australian owned, Eco Max stands for ethical craftsmanship, community empowerment, and planet‑friendly living.

Care of brush:

It is beneficial to remember that your brush is made from natural fibres and much like your cotton bath towel you need to treat it well to prolong its life and stop it developing mildew.

Dry Use: As your brush will accumulate the dead skin cells from daily dry body brushing, spray after each use with our ECOMAX Turmeric cleansing brush spritzer to keep the bristles bacteria free and wash in warm water regularly with an antibacterial soap, shake out excess water and hang brush to dry in the sun.

Wet Use: Shake out excess water and hang in a well ventilated area of the bathroom, like a sunny window. Once a fortnight wash with a antibacterial soap and hang to dry in the sun.

Never leave your brush soaking in water or in a damp environment.

End of life:

Once your brush has reached the end of its life, throw it in with your compost, once the fibres have broken down retrieve the wire and recycle at your local scrap metal collection point.