Papain - A digestive enzyme, collected from papaya fruit. Papain hydrolyzes proteins and has a proteolytic capacity (digests proteins).
Papain - an enzyme derived from papaya that is used to exfoliate the skin.
Paraffin - wax used at a spa to exfoliate hands and feet.
Parsol 1789 (avobenzone) - an ingredient in sunscreens that blocks UVA radiation.
Papain
Derived from the papaya fruit; enzyme with exfoliating properties.
Papaya
Carica papaya
Derived from the fruit; vitamin-rich, cleansing, exfoliating, humectant and is an emollient.
Papaine Extract enzyme collected from papaya fruit effective in skin exfoliation. Panthenol viscous transparent liquid which promotes the wound healing and cell regeneration of the skin.
PAPAYA (GREEN)/PAPAIN: This fruit is used in our formulations when it contains the highest content of "papain". As the fruit matures this powerful enzyme decreases. To protect this "active" enzyme a low heat extraction must be maintained.
Whether in the form papain (papaya) or bromelain (pineapple), enzymes have long been used in their pure form as exfoliants. They work by dissolving the dead skin cells on the top layer of skin.
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Papain (V): enzyme derived from the unripe fruit of the papaya plant. It is used for clearing beverages, added to farina to reduce cooking time and used medically to prevent adhesions ...
Green papaya from Hawaii contains the most potent enzyme, papain. This powerful enzyme dissolves the dead and damaged skin readily, while leaving new and healthy cell intact Only fresh, ...
This type of exfoliation is applied to the skin and then rinsed off. The enzymes used dissolve keratin in the skin, thereby removing dead cells and supporting the natural process of exfoliation. Papain from papaya is an example of one of these ...
 See also: Enzyme, Acid, Natural, Extract, Skin Care
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