Lightweight hydration
A fresh, water-like gel feel that rinses clean without a heavy finish. Glycerin, panthenol and other conditioning ingredients help make the post-rinse feel more comfortable.
Triple Enzyme Exfoliating Gel
Triple Enzyme Exfoliating Gel
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Triple Enzyme Exfoliating Gel
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Green tea enzyme polish
Triple Enzyme Exfoliating Gel
A refreshing rinse-off gel that gently lifts surface buildup while leaving skin feeling smooth, fresh and comfortably hydrated. Designed for the face and rough-feeling body areas, it combines visible cellulose roll-up action with a clean, water-light after-feel.
- Water-light gel
- Plant-based cellulose
- Face + body
- 100 g / 3.4 fl oz
Microplastic-free
Refreshing, non-heavy feel
Use on damp skin
Multi-area care
A fresh take on exfoliation
Polish away the rough feel, not your comfort.
The water-light texture spreads easily, then plant-derived cellulose gathers into soft rolls as you massage. Enzyme and acid exfoliants support a smoother-feeling surface, while humectants help keep the after-feel comfortable.
The routine stays simple and controlled: apply a thin layer, use light pressure, rinse thoroughly and follow with moisture. There is no need to scrub harder or chase more visible rolling to get a satisfying polish.
Gentle surface polish
Cellulose, papain and fruit acids work together to support a more refined skin feel. Light massage is enough—the formula is designed to do the work without aggressive rubbing.
Fresh-feeling cleanse
Helps lift loose surface residue so skin feels clean, smooth and refreshed. The rinse-off format makes it easy to see when the application is complete.
More than the face
Reach for it on hands, elbows, knees and feet whenever texture feels rough. One tube can support both a facial routine and targeted body care.
Four benefits, one easy rinse-off step.
The formula is built around a lightweight hydrating feel, a fresh finish, visible cellulose rolling and a gentle massage experience. Use it as a focused texture-care step rather than an everyday cleanser, and give skin time between applications.
The texture
A water-light gel made for the massage.
Slippy enough to spread without tugging, yet substantial enough to gather as you work it over damp skin. The rinse-off finish feels clean and refreshed, never waxy.
A thin, even layer is all you need. Working in small sections helps maintain a light touch and makes it easier to rinse away every trace of product when the massage is finished.
- Comfortable glide with a non-heavy after-feel
- Soft cellulose rolls make application easy to see
- Quick rinse-off format for face and body routines
Formula focus
Botanical freshness meets smart surface care.
A layered blend of enzyme, acid, conditioning and moisture-supporting ingredients creates the formula’s smooth, fresh after-feel.
Each ingredient group has a different role: exfoliants focus on the skin’s surface, humectants attract moisture, and conditioning ingredients help the formula rinse away with a more comfortable finish.
NiacinamideA familiar conditioning ingredient that helps support a fresh-looking, well-cared-for skin finish after rinsing.
Green teaAn antioxidant-rich botanical selected to complement the formula’s clean, refreshing character.
PapainA fruit-derived enzyme used to support gentle exfoliation at the surface of the skin.
Malic acidAn alpha hydroxy acid used to help refine the feel and appearance of uneven surface texture.
Glycerin + panthenolHumectant and conditioning support that helps balance the exfoliating step with a more comfortable after-feel.
Ingredient lists can change. Always check the packaging you receive for the most current list, especially if you have known sensitivities.
What you see
Those soft rolls are the formula at work.
As you massage, the plant-based cellulose in the gel gathers into visible rolls and helps pick up loose surface residue. They are primarily product fibers mixed with surface debris, not a literal measure of how much dead skin you have.
More rolling does not mean better exfoliation. Stop once the gel has gathered evenly, then rinse instead of continuing to rub. This keeps the experience comfortable and helps avoid unnecessary friction.
- Microplastic-free cellulose system
- Designed to work on clean, damp skin
- Use light pressure and let the formula do the work
One tube, many areas
Bring the polish beyond your face.
Texture can show up anywhere. Use the gel with a light touch on hands, elbows, knees and feet, then rinse thoroughly and follow with moisturizer.
Adjust the amount to the size of the area and treat one zone at a time. On thicker-feeling body areas, patient massage is preferable to extra pressure.
- Face and neck, avoiding the eye and lip area
- Hands, elbows and knees
- Heels and other rough-feeling body areas
How to use
Three steps to a fresh, smooth-feeling finish.
Cleanse first
Remove makeup, sunscreen and surface impurities first. Leave skin slightly damp, then dispense a small amount onto clean fingertips and spread it into a thin, even layer.
Massage lightly
Use gentle circular motions for 1–2 minutes and let the soft rolls form naturally. Avoid eyes, lips, broken skin and any area that already feels irritated.
Rinse + moisturize
Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water until no residue remains, pat dry and follow with a moisturizer. Use broad-spectrum SPF during the day.
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Routine note: Use 2–3 times weekly, or less often if your skin is sensitive. Patch test first and avoid layering in the same routine with other strong exfoliants, scrubs or retinoids.
What comes after matters, too.
Keep the rest of the routine calm and uncomplicated. A hydrating serum or simple moisturizer can support comfort after rinsing, while daily sunscreen helps protect freshly exfoliated skin from unnecessary exposure.
Good to know
Questions, answered.
Keep your routine simple, gentle and consistent. The goal is a smoother-feeling finish without turning exfoliation into an everyday challenge for your skin.
Are the visible rolls all dead skin?
No. Most of what you see is the gel’s plant-based cellulose gathering as you massage, along with some loose surface residue. The amount of rolling is not a measure of how much dead skin you have.
How often should I use it?
Use 2–3 times per week according to the package directions. If you are new to exfoliation or have sensitive skin, start once weekly and adjust only if your skin remains comfortable.
Can I use it on my body?
Yes. It can be used on hands, elbows, knees, feet and other rough-feeling areas. Avoid eyes, lips, broken skin and active irritation, and rinse thoroughly.
Can I combine it with other exfoliants?
To reduce the chance of over-exfoliation, avoid using it in the same routine as strong acids, retinoids or abrasive scrubs. Patch test first and use daily sunscreen.
Will it feel sticky afterward?
The gel is designed to feel light and water-like, then rinse away cleanly. Follow with your usual moisturizer to support a comfortable finish.
Where does it fit in my routine?
Use it after cleansing and before leave-on serums or moisturizer. On exfoliation days, keep the remaining steps gentle and avoid stacking multiple strong active treatments in the same routine.
What if my skin feels uncomfortable?
Rinse the product away immediately if you notice persistent stinging, burning or discomfort. Stop using it on irritated skin, and resume only if your skin feels fully comfortable.
Keep it balanced
Exfoliation should support your routine, not dominate it.
Consistency matters more than intensity. A measured application a few times per week, followed by moisture and daytime sun protection, is a more balanced approach than frequent scrubbing.
Pay attention to how your skin feels from one use to the next. If it stays comfortable, maintain your schedule; if it feels dry or reactive, allow more recovery time between applications.