Pumpkin Enzyme Peel

Pumpkin enzyme masks are a favorite in professional skin care rooms: they smell warm and autumnal, feel gentle and leave skin smooth and glowing. Pumpkin Enzyme Peel is a water-soluble active for this kind of enzyme-based exfoliation, with masks, night care, lip care and even scalp exfoliation on the supplier specification.

Product data

Water-soluble. Typical applications: night cosmetics, lip cosmetics, masks, creams, eye serums, cosmetics for the neck and décolleté and exfoliating cosmetics for the scalp. The exact INCI, composition, enzyme activity and recommended level are confirmed on the supplier CoA for each lot.

Enzyme exfoliation

Enzymes help loosen the bonds that hold dead surface cells together, so they can be rinsed or wiped away. Compared with strong acids, enzyme exfoliation tends to feel gentler, and compared with scrubs, it needs no particles. That makes it suitable for sensitive areas like the lips, neck and around the eyes when formulated carefully.

Protecting enzyme activity

Enzymes are sensitive to heat, extreme pH and some preservatives and surfactants. Add the active during cool-down below the supplier's temperature limit, keep the pH in the supplier's recommended range and test activity-sensitive ingredients for compatibility.

Product formats

Enzyme mask

A ten-minute mask applied once or twice a week.

Night cream

A cream for gradual overnight smoothing.

Lip polish

A soft balm or gel that smooths dry lips.

Neck and décolleté cream

A cream for a smoother, brighter look.

Scalp exfoliant

A pre-wash gel that refreshes the scalp.

Formulating guidance

Add the active during cool-down into the water phase. Pair it with D-Panthenol for comfort, niacinamide for radiance and aloe vera gel for a soothing feel. Ingredients that pair well with Pumpkin Enzyme Peel are collected under actives.

Claims

Use cosmetic wording such as smoother, brighter, refreshed-looking skin and softer lips. Support numbers with tests on the finished product.

Who the products are for

Customers who want glow without strong acids, those with sensitive skin and salon clients who enjoy seasonal facials.

Seasonal positioning

Pumpkin products are a natural fit for autumn campaigns. A limited-edition mask with a warm spice scent creates urgency and gifting appeal.

Sun advice

Exfoliating routines are best paired with daily.

Testing

Run stability at room temperature, 40 °C and refrigerated, checking pH, viscosity, color and odor. If possible, ask the supplier how to check remaining enzyme activity over time.

Packaging

Airless tubes and jars with spatulas protect masks. Small sizes encourage fresh use.

Batch quality

Keep the CoA for each lot, note the expiry date and store retained samples.

Routine guidance

Mask once or twice a week, night cream several evenings a week and lip polish as needed.

Range planning

A mask, a lip polish and a night cream form a seasonal glow set.

Preservation

Some preservatives can reduce enzyme activity. Ask the supplier which systems are compatible and confirm with a challenge test.

Original recipe: pumpkin enzyme glow mask, 100 g

Phase A: water 72.60 g, glycerin 5.00 g, kaolin 8.00 g, xanthan gum 0.40 g. Phase B: cetearyl olivate and sorbitan olivate 3.00 g, caprylic/capric triglyceride 4.00 g. Heat A without kaolin and B to 75 °C, emulsify, add kaolin with mixing and cool. Phase C below 35 °C: Pumpkin Enzyme Peel 4.00 g as an example level per CoA, panthenol 1.00 g, preservative 1.00 g, fragrance 0.20 g, lactic acid solution 0.80 g. Adjust pH to the range recommended by the supplier.

Storage

Keep the container closed in a cool place, refrigerated if the supplier advises.