SKINPEDIA Enzyme Powder Wash

SKINPEDIA Enzyme Powder Wash is a powder-typed facial cleanser that activates upon contact with water, releasing Protease that exfoliates dead cells, instantly creating rich and dense lather. Exfoliating protease help to dissolve the bonds of lifeless and dulling skin cells with ease, making this foaming cleanser gentle enough to use daily basis. Skin becomes soft with moisturizing Honey, Jojoba Oil and Sodium Hyaluronate.

PROPERTIES

• The patented 'enzyme stabilization blend' technology ensures excellent exfoliation and deep cleansing effects.

• Helps to remove stubborn dead skin cells, blackheads, and sebum from the pores, resulting in a clear and clean skin tone.

• Protease effectively dissolves rough dead skin cells and sebum within the pores, providing a deep cleansing effect.

• Highly moisturizing ingredients such as honey, jojoba seed oil, hyaluronic acid, and squalane help prevent skin tightness and maintain a moisturized and smooth skin texture even after cleansing.

• The fine and abundant foam helps remove impurities from the skin without causing irritation.

HOW TO USE

Wet face with lukewarm water. Pour the powder onto cloth or hand. Creating voluminous and dense lather, then apply to face in circular motions, avoiding the eye area. Gently massage face with foam for one minute, then rinse off thoroughly. For best results, follow with the SKINPEDIA Enzyme Cleansing Oil (sold separately).

PRECAUTIONS

For external use only. Not to be swallowed. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. If aggravation develops, stop use. If aggravation continues, consult a doctor. Keep out of reach of children.