Enzyme masks offer gentle exfoliation using natural enzymes (usually from fruit), making them ideal for sensitive, dry, or reactive skin

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Enzyme masks offer gentle exfoliation using natural enzymes (usually from fruit), making them ideal for sensitive, dry, or reactive skin that can’t handle acids or scrubs.


🍍 What Enzyme Masks Do:

1. Exfoliate Dead Skin (Gently)

  • Enzymes dissolve the "glue" between dead skin cells on the surface, revealing smoother, brighter skin without harsh friction.

🌿 2. Brighten and Even Tone

  • By removing dull, dead cells, they help reduce mild discoloration and boost radiance.

πŸ§–‍♀️ 3. Clear Pores and Improve Texture

  • Enzymatic action can unclog pores and soften rough patches with less irritation than chemical acids.

πŸ’§ 4. Boost Absorption of Other Products

  • Removing that top layer allows serums and moisturizers to penetrate more effectively.


🍍 Common Enzymes in Masks:

  • Papain (from papaya) – brightens and softens

  • Bromelain (from pineapple) – anti-inflammatory, clears congestion

  • Pumpkin enzymes – rich in vitamins, exfoliates and nourishes

  • Fig or pomegranate enzymes – antioxidant-rich and clarifying


Best For:

  • Sensitive skin that can’t tolerate AHAs/BHAs

  • Dullness or rough texture

  • Gentle weekly maintenance

  • Prepping skin before events or makeup


⚠️ Things to Watch For:

  • Even though they’re mild, don’t overuse—1–2x per week is enough.

  • Slight tingling is okay; burning is not—rinse off if it stings.

  • Follow with hydration and SPF—your skin will be freshly exposed.