We are excited about our new cleanser: Papaya Enzyme Cleanser for Sensitive Skin!

You know that exfoliation is one of the keys to having young and fresh looking skin. And while there are multiple kinds of exfoliation methods, we have to say that exfoliation by fruit enzymes is perhaps the most gentle method you could use. One of the most popular fruit enzymes to use for exfoliation is papaya.

Our Papaya Enzyme Cleanser is versatile enough to use on a wide range of skin types because of how gentle the enzymes are. While manual exfoliation (like peels) can be irritating and AHA’s can cause sensitivity, fruit enzymes have neither effect on your skin. All they do is digest away the old and dead skin cells that block the new layer of skin from breathing, glowing, and soaking up all the active ingredients that are in the products you use in your skincare routine.

Upon application, these little enzymes go to work on the dead skin cells on the very top layer of your face, basically eating them up and in turn, revealing new and bright skin underneath.
We combine fruit acids and vitamin E in our formula for enhanced efficacy on the skin.

Enjoy our SPECIAL PRE-LAUNCH PRICE OF $24.99 (retail price) through April 30.

TAKING CARE OF YOUR SKIN WHILE ON VACATION

You're already thinking about and maybe planning a summer vacation. Your destination may be a sunny beach, a forest trail, or a snowy slope, but wherever you’re heading, you need to be prepared to protect your skin. While you may plan in advance and have the best intentions to care for your skin on vacation, you can still find yourself struggling to keep your skin looking and feeling great.

Here are some steps you can use to prepare your skin for vacation.

Use a moisturizing face mask the night before travel. Even if you have naturally oily skin, applying a deep moisturizing mask the night before you leave for a vacation can keep your skin healthier until you reach your vacation destination.

Travel “barefaced.” Makeup can strip moisture from the skin and the textures of some makeup products can trap germs on the surface of the skin during travel.

If you’re headed to a location with a very different climate, be prepared to address skin concerns that may arise. For example, cold climates are typically dryer, meaning you’ll want to stay moisturized. Whereas, warm-weather destinations typically tend to be humid, increasing your risk for clogged pores and breakouts.