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Pumice powder is ground up pumice stone. Once it's been ground up it's not possible to turn it into a stone again. However if you were attempting to use it as an exfoliator, you can add enough oil (sunflower, olive etc... something bland) to blend it into a paste to use as an exfoliant.
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