Cleanse skin with Deep Cleansing Oil and, as a second cleansing step, use Exfoliating Enzyme Clenaser. Pour half a teaspoon of enzyme powder into damp hands. Rub it between your hands until it forms a lather and a richer consistency. Gently massage it into the skin and work it thoroughly over the face (especially the T-zone), neck and décolleté. Rinse the product with lukewarm water and pat dry. Follow with toner/essence, serum.

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1. What does Enzyme Cleanser do?

- Enzyme Cleanser helps break down and remove dead skin cells and dirt from the top layer of the skin. It rejuvenates and nourishes the skin, gently exfoliating for a smoother, more radiant complexion.

2. Are enzyme cleansers good for acne-prone skin?

- Yes, enzyme cleansers are effective against breakouts and pores because they help to exfoliate the top layer of skin and clear clogged pores.

3. How often should I use this enzyme cleanser?

- For best results, use it daily alone or as a second step in a double cleansing process.

4. Should I wash the Enzyme Cleaner off?

- Yes, rinse with warm water after gently working the product into the skin for 30 seconds.

5. What are the best enzymes for cleansing the skin?

- These may vary depending on individual preferences and skin needs. Some common enzymes used in skin care are papain (from papaya), bromelain (from pineapple) and protease enzymes. The active ingredients in 111SKIN's new exfoliating enzyme cleanser are papain enzymes, shikimic acid and NAC Y2™.