When you feel that your scalp is oily or dry and that taking care of your hair (and its roots) becomes exceptionally difficult, it is a sign that it is worth getting rid of the unwanted excess of dead cells. This gentle but firm enzyme peel with papaya enzyme and urea will help your skin regain its health and also make your scalp lotions and masks work more effectively.

The peel is in the form of a thick, slightly foamy paste that allows you to pack as much content into the smallest possible volume. It does not contain water to preserve the activity of the enzyme, which begins to act only on wet skin.

what's inside
* Linseed oil - oil extremely rich in triglycerides of unsaturated fatty acids: linolenic, linoleic and oleic. It soothes, accelerates healing and limits the evaporation of water from the epidermis and hair, making it perfect for the care of persistently dry and problematic skin and hair with higher porosity. As if that were not enough, thanks to the high content of essential fatty acids, it also works well on oily skin, diluting sebum and regulating its secretion.
* Potato starch easily absorbs impurities and smooths the hair.
* Papain , a proteolytic enzyme derived from papaya, meaning the breakdown of proteins: in this case, the keratin protein in the outer layer of the epidermis (ie excess dead cells). Much gentler on the epidermis than AHA acids, it is better tolerated by sensitive skin.
* Urea hydrates , softens the epidermis and supports exfoliation
* Stearic acid - an emollient that smoothes and retains moisture in the hair.
* Sodium cocoyl isethionate - one of the mildest anionic detergents. Its basis is the fatty acids of coconut oil. It makes the scrub slightly foamy which makes it easier to apply and wash off.
* Vitamin E – rightly called the vitamin of youth. Protects skin and hair against oxidants, thus taking care of their condition (and color!)
* Citric acid gives the skin the right pH and gently hydrates.
* Peppermint essential oil – refreshes and visibly stimulates blood circulation in the scalp.

The peeling does not contain preservatives

Apply a small amount of the peel to damp scalp before washing (about half a teaspoon per use). Also, avoid getting water inside.