🧪 A professional enzyme gommage mask that delivers dual-action exfoliation — papain and bromelain dissolve dead keratinocytes while finely milled pumice physically lifts loosened debris — making it a precise preparatory step before extractions, serums, or treatment masks.

The gommage removal technique (or a gentler cotton-pad method for sensitive clients) means you control exfoliation depth without acid sensitivity risk. Elderflower extract visibly tightens pores post-removal, arnica helps the skin settle quickly, and phytic acid supports an even, brightened surface — all in a 1–3 minute processing window that fits neatly into any facial protocol. Vegan, natural, and suitable for all skin types except active acne.

✨ Because the surface is cleared of buildup, whatever you apply next — ampoules, peels, or a treatment mask — works with a cleaner canvas. That efficiency compounds across a full service day.

A reliable opener for any facial rotation where congestion, dullness, or pre-event radiance is on the table.

• Enzymatic Dead Cell Removal: Papain and Bromelain digest and loosen the bonds holding dead keratinocytes to the skin surface, allowing the gommage removal step to lift away accumulated dead cells, dirt, and pore-clogging debris without the irritation associated with mechanical scrubs or acid peels.
• Dual-Action Exfoliation: The combination of proteolytic enzyme activity with finely milled Pumice delivers both chemical and physical exfoliation in a single step, providing a more thorough surface refinement than either mechanism alone while remaining gentle enough for sensitive skin types.
• Improved Treatment Absorption: By clearing the surface layer of dead cells and debris, the mask helps subsequent serums, ampoules, and treatment masks penetrate more effectively, making it an ideal preparatory step in a facial service protocol.
• Visible Pore Refinement: Elderflower Extract contributes astringent properties that visibly tighten the appearance of pores, complementing the enzyme-based deep pore cleansing action of the mask.
• Calm, Refreshed Appearance: Arnica Extract helps offset the mild stimulation of the exfoliation process, supporting a visibly calm and refreshed skin appearance immediately after the service — making this mask particularly suitable before a special-occasion treatment.
• Brightened, Even-Toned Complexion: The combined removal of surface buildup by enzymatic action and Phytic Acid's chelating properties helps reveal a brighter, more even-toned skin surface with a visible post-treatment glow.

Papain / Ananas Sativus (Pineapple) Fruit Extract / Bromelain — Dual-Enzyme Exfoliation System: Two plant-derived proteolytic enzymes — papain (from papaya) and bromelain (from pineapple) — work synergistically to digest and loosen dead keratinocytes and intercellular debris on the skin surface, producing a non-abrasive chemical exfoliation that is gentler than AHAs on sensitive skin.

Pumice: A finely milled volcanic mineral that delivers controlled physical micro-exfoliation, complementing the enzymatic action by mechanically dislodging loosened surface debris during the rubbing-removal step.

Arnica Montana (Arnica) Flower Extract - known as Arnica Extract: A botanical extract rich in flavonoids and sesquiterpene lactones that provides a visible soothing and calming effect on the skin surface, helping counterbalance the mild stimulation of the dual-exfoliation process.

Sambucus Nigra (Elderflower) Flower Extract - known as Elderflower Extract: An astringent botanical extract that tightens the appearance of pores and delivers purifying properties, supporting the mask's pore-refining and skin-clarifying claims.

Phytic Acid: A naturally derived chelating and mild chemical exfoliant (alpha-hydroxy acid analog) found at the tail of the formula that helps chelate mineral deposits and supports an even-toned skin appearance, reinforcing the brightening outcome of the enzymatic exfoliation.

1. Ensure the client's skin is thoroughly cleansed and toned before application.
2. Apply a thin, even layer of the mask over the entire face, including the lip area, avoiding the eye contour.
3. Allow the mask to dry for 2–3 minutes — the waxy base will set into a removable film.
4. For standard skin types: hold the skin taut between two fingers in a 'V' shape and remove the mask using gentle, upward rolling or rubbing motions with the fingertips, working across the entire face.
5. For sensitive skin clients: once fully dry, remove the mask using cotton pads lightly moistened with lukewarm water — do not use the rubbing technique.
6. Rinse any residue from the face with lukewarm water and pat the skin dry.
7. Proceed with the planned facial service — the skin is now prepared for extractions, penetration of active serums, or application of a treatment mask.

Pro tips for this service

This mask is most effective as a preparatory step: use it at the beginning of a facial, before extractions, to soften the follicular contents and reduce the force needed for each extraction — clients with congested skin will notice a meaningful difference in comfort. Because the removal technique involves rubbing, controlling section pressure and working in consistent upward strokes produces more even exfoliation than random circular motions. For pre-event facials where redness must be minimal, finish with a calming mask immediately after and allow at least 24 hours before the client's occasion.