Skin moisturized and smooth as silk? Combine 2 ingredients. They will act as an enzymatic facial peeling

Enzymatic facial peeling is intended to exfoliate the epidermis and make the skin smooth and clean. Its action is usually based on mild acids and plant enzymes, as opposed to mechanical ones, which are designed to exfoliate the epidermis using particles. Enzymatic peeling is mild, so it is perfect for sensitive, irritation-prone, vascular and acne-prone skin.

Enzymatic face peeling. How to use it?

You can successfully perform enzymatic facial peeling at home. You only need a few products to make it. This peeling mask works just like expensive cosmetics. Before using the peeling, remember to cleanse your skin thoroughly, i.e. remove any makeup remnants and wash your face with gel or foam. Apply the mixture in a thin layer and do not leave it on the skin for longer than 15 minutes. You can also apply it to your face and perform a gentle massage for about 3 minutes. If you apply the scrub to your entire face, remember to avoid the eye area. Use enzymatic facial peeling no more than 1-2 times a week. Dry, severely irritated skin should be cleansed even less frequently, every 2 weeks. How to make a home enzyme facial peel?

You can make enzyme peeling for your face at home. All you need is a piece of this fruit

To make an enzyme peel, you need 2-3 ingredients, which you can easily find in any store. The simplest recipe is papaya and honey. Mash half of the fruit into a paste with a fork, add a teaspoon of honey and mix. Perform an allergy test and then apply it to your face, e.g. with a spatula or brush, massage in and leave for about 10 minutes. After this time, rinse thoroughly with water. After the first use, you will notice that the skin is smooth, cleansed and moisturized, and the skin tone has improved significantly. However, this is not the only fruit enzyme facial peeling.

• Pineapple: Peel a pineapple slice about 3 cm thick and crush it with a fork or blend it with a blender. Add a little ground oatmeal and mix until you get a thick paste. Apply to face and leave for 5 minutes.
• Kiwi: Peel the kiwi and mash it with a fork. Add half a teaspoon of honey and a tablespoon of ground oatmeal. Mix and apply the thick paste on your face. Leave for 10-15 minutes.
• Apple: Grate the apple and drain excess juice (do not pour it out, you can drink it safely). Mix a tablespoon of grated and drained apple with a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar. Apply the mixture to your face and leave for 10 minutes.

If you feel any unpleasant burning, stinging or other unusual sensations after applying the peeling, wash it off with lukewarm water.