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How to look after your Liforme Mat
We hope hope you’re enjoying your Liforme mat! Find out the best tips and tricks to keep your Yoga mat in tip top shape and performing at its best.
Dry & Store it right
Let the mat dry flat after every practice before rolling it up, no problem to roll it after class, take it home, then unroll to dry. Your mat is designed to be rolled with the top side (the coloured side with the alignment design) on the outside between uses. It’s important to roll it this way to help ensure that your mat lies nice and flat each time you use it for your practice.
Avoid sunlight
Your mat is, very importantly, biodegradable and so prolonged exposure to the sun can speed up the rate of degradation. But don’t worry, our mats are not vampires and they’re OK with the odd bit of sun, so no need to be too worried about this.
Dry & Store it right
Because of the absorbent (and hygienic) materials we use, your skin’s natural oils may mark or stain the surface of your Yoga mat over time.
Try to avoid practising on the mat with freshly applied oily creams or massage oil, as these may cause stains.
The good news is that these sorts of marks will often fade gradually with time or after cleaning. But overall, we say be proud of your mat’s battle scars from all those good Warrior poses!
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