Quick answer
Use Kopari's California Glow Enzyme Face Scrub 2-3 times per week on clean, damp skin. Massage gently for 30 seconds, then rinse with lukewarm water for a radiant, smooth complexion.
Why enzyme scrubs are different from physical scrubs
Enzyme face scrubs use natural fruit enzymes (like papaya and pineapple) to dissolve dead skin cells without harsh beads or granules. This makes them ideal for sensitive or acne-prone skin that can't tolerate aggressive scrubbing. The California Glow Enzyme Face Scrub combines both enzymes and a biodegradable physical exfoliant for a dual-action resurfacing effect.
Step-by-step guide to using enzyme face scrub
- Step 1: Start with clean, damp skin: Wash your face with your usual cleanser and pat dry. Dampen your skin lightly with warm water — this helps the scrub spread easily without tugging. Applying scrub to dry skin can cause irritation; always start damp.
- Step 2: Apply a small amount and massage gently: Squeeze a dime-sized amount of California Glow Enzyme Face Scrub onto your fingertips. Using circular motions, massage it over your face for about 30 seconds, avoiding the eye area. Focus on areas with rough texture or dullness. Do not scrub longer than 60 seconds; over-exfoliation can strip your skin barrier.
- Step 3: Rinse thoroughly and follow with moisturizer: Rinse with lukewarm water, using gentle splashes to remove all residue. Pat your face dry with a clean towel, then apply your usual serum and moisturizer while skin is still slightly damp. Hot water can cause redness; stick to lukewarm and avoid rubbing with a towel.
Product facts
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California Glow Enzyme Face Scrub: Infused with papaya and pineapple enzymes plus a natural, biodegradable physical exfoliant in a balmy coconut milk base. The enzymes gently dissolve dead skin while the physical particles provide light manual exfoliation, making it effective without over-stripping moisture.
California Glow Enzyme Face Scrub
