If you want glowing skin, you should use peelings regularly. The gentle option: enzyme peelings. This is how they work.
If you want radiantly beautiful skin, you should use peelings on a regular basis. But peeling can also have the opposite effect and irritate the skin – especially with sensitive skin you shouldn’t scrub too aggressively and pay attention to the right ingredients. Better for the skin: an enzyme peeling. This gently removes dead skin with the help of enzymes without damaging the layers of the skin. An overview of the new beauty miracle weapon.
That’s in the enzyme peeling
Enzyme peels are chemical peels. In contrast to physical peelings, they do not have any grainy abrasive particles such as sugar or salt. Instead, they contain plant-based enzymes, such as those from pineapple or papaya, which gently remove the skin cells.
The plant-based enzymes break down the protein molecules in the skin and thus ensure that any cornification and excess sebum are detached from the top layer of the skin. Enzyme peels supply the skin with moisture at the same time. There is neither friction nor an uncomfortable feeling of tension on the skin. Enzyme peels are especially ideal for people with skin diseases such as acne or rosacea and can counteract pigment spots and pimple marks.
There are now various types of enzyme peelings on the market: from foam to powder to serums. Usually you apply the peeling to the skin with a little water in circular movements and let it work for a few minutes before washing it off again. Some peelings can also be applied in the evening after cleansing the face and left to work overnight.
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