Enzymes in your skin care

Enzymes. A word you can't avoid when we talk about skincare. But what are these enzymes and does it make sense to invest in skincare with enzymes?

Enzymes are a chemical. They can help break down proteins and sugars - at least if we're talking about the enzymes found in your mouth. Maybe you've heard of people who keep getting cavities? One of the reasons may be the lack of certain enzymes in their saliva that help prevent cavities.

However, when it comes to enzymes in relation to skin care, enzymes from fruits such as papaya, pineapple and pumpkin are often used. These help break down the creatine protein.

Creatine and its importance for your skin
The dead skin cells that lie on the surface of the skin consist primarily of creatine. And we want the dead skin cells to be gone so that the “new and fresh” ones can emerge. Dead skin cells - and thus creatine - can easily give the skin a slightly grayish tone and dry surface. If you add enzymes to your skin, the creatine is broken down, so that the dead skin cells disappear. In principle, everything goes slower the older you get, and the breakdown of the skin is no exception. Therefore, it is smart to help the skin on its way and in this case, to get rid of the dead and useless skin cells.

Here you will find your new enzyme products
Enzymes can either be added to your creams, skin tonics or various masks. Since it is only the dead skin cells that are broken down, enzymes are really good for peeling in a gentle way.

Our 3IN1 is a multi-product that is specifically designed to exfoliate your skin in a mild and gentle way. 3IN1 removes dead skin cells using a powerful papaya complex, which - after cleansing - is also applied in a thick layer with 3IN1. The complex and enzymes thus work by breaking down dead skin cells and making room for new and active cells. After 10 minutes, your skin is peeled and at the same time moisturized using the base of cucumber and marine peptides from mussel shells.

Enzymes are your friend when it comes to skincare. And it's just a matter of getting started.