Kleraderm Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm 200 gr & Stop Solution 150 ml

Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm 200 gr

This unique product offers a professional-grade exfoliating treatment with the power of papain, a naturally occurring enzyme found in papaya.

Freshly Activated Formula: Papain's exfoliating properties are activated upon mixing the powder with warm water, ensuring optimal effectiveness.

How to Use:

1. Mixing: Combine 3 parts powder with 1 part warm water to create a paste.
2. Application: Apply the paste evenly to your face and leave it on for 10 minutes.
3. Exfoliation: Gently massage the paste in circular motions to remove dead skin cells.
4. Removal: Rinse your face thoroughly with a damp sponge to remove the mask.

Neutralization:

• Importance: After using the Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm, it's crucial to neutralize the enzymatic activity of papain to prevent further skin irritation.
• Stop Solution: Apply STOP SOLUTION rose water as a toner to effectively stop the enzyme activity.

Active Ingredients (Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm):

• Aqua (Water): Base ingredient.
• Rosa Centifolia (Rose) Extract: Provides a soothing and refreshing effect.
• Magnesium Sulfate: Draws out impurities and soothes the skin.
• Imidazolidinyl Urea, Disodium EDTA: Preservatives.

STOP SOLUTION 150 ML: Neutralize Enzyme Activity

This rose water-based solution is essential after using the Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm. It neutralizes the papain enzyme, preventing further exfoliation and potential irritation.

How to Use: Apply STOP SOLUTION as a toner after removing the Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm mask.

Active Ingredients (STOP SOLUTION):

• Cabbage Rose Flower Water: Rose water provides a refreshing and calming effect.
• Magnesium Sulfate: May help soothe the skin.
  
  

Important Note: Due to the presence of Methylisothiazolinone and Methylchloroisothiazolinone in the Powdered Enzymatic Epiderm, in rare cases some individuals may experience allergic reaction. Therefore a patch test is recommended before use to check for potential allergies.