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Enzymatic Exfoliation

Enzymatic exfoliation utilises natural enzymes to gently remove dead skin cells, without the typical physical abrasions of scrubs. Suitable for sensitive skin, this method promotes a bright and even complexion while minimising irritation. Discover how this technique can improve your skin's texture.
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FAQ about enzymatic exfoliation

How often can one perform an enzymatic exfoliation?

Just like a mechanical exfoliation, it is recommended to carry out one to two enzymatic exfoliations per week.

What is the difference between a chemical exfoliation and an enzymatic exfoliation?

Instead of using fruit acids, enzymatic exfoliation is a type of chemical exfoliation, employing enzymes that dissolve dead cells.

Is enzymatic exfoliation suitable for sensitive skin?

Yes, enzymatic exfoliation is particularly recommended for sensitive skin as it avoids physical abrasions.

Which enzymes are commonly used in enzymatic exfoliants?

The enzymes derived from papaya (papain), pineapple (bromelain), and those derived from pumpkin are the most common.

Can enzymatic exfoliation cause redness?

It's rare, but possible, especially if the product is left on for too long or if the skin is highly sensitive.

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