Description
AQUA,
GLYCERIN,
DECYL GLUCOSIDE (Nonionic surfactant),
DISODIUM COCOYL GLUTAMATE (Anionic surfactant),
CAPRYLYL/CAPRYL GLUCOSIDE (Nonionic surfactant),
SODIUM CHLORIDE,
PROPANEDIOL,
1,2-HEXANEDIOL,
CITRIC ACID,
HYDROXYACETOPHENONE,
CAPRYLYL GLYCOL,
Sodium cocoyl alaninate,
PERFUM (Perfume),
SODIUM BENZOATE,
PAPAIN (Enzyme),
CARBOMER,
SODIUM HYALURONATE (Hyaluronic acid),
ALGIN (Potentially comedogenic)
Filorga's Enzymatic Cleansing Foam is a cleanser formulated around **papain**, a proteolytic enzyme extracted from papaya, which breaks down keratinized proteins and dead surface cells, promoting a gentle exfoliating effect without mechanical friction. The cleansing base combines plant-derived surfactants - decyl glucoside, disodium cocoyl glutamate and sodium cocoyl alaninate - renowned for their gentleness and compatibility with sensitive skin. Sodium hyaluronate** provides immediate moisturizing action, limiting skin dehydration often induced by conventional cleansers, while glycerine** and propanediol** reinforce this humectant effect. Algine**, derived from seaweed, contributes to the texturizing effect and may have a soothing effect. This product is particularly suitable for dull, uneven-grained skin or skin with an accumulation of dead cells, requiring daily cleansing with moderate enzymatic exfoliation. It may also be suitable for sensitive skin thanks to the absence of abrasive exfoliating agents and the selection of mild surfactants, although the presence of fragrance should be monitored for reactive skin.
Written review of the BeautyDecoded application -
super product
I've been using it for 1 month now and I've fallen in love with it. It cleans well and I use it for double cleaning.
Written review of the BeautyDecoded application -
magnificent
frankly this product is great yes it's a bit expensive but you don't have to use it every day it's been almost 3 months that I've been using it and there was no rebound effect when I spaced it it really helps to reduce the appearance of small pimples after a big hormonal or acneic outbreak I'm not sure it's more for pimples here and there