Forlled Hyalogy Enzo Powder – 30 g face enzyme powder
Forlled Hyalogy Enzo Powder is an enzyme powder that, after mixing with water, forms a foam exfoliating the skin with enzymes – papain and protease – without mechanical friction. Designed for all types of skin, especially greasy and mixed with extended pores and prone to blackness.
- Form: water-activated enzymatic powder (creates foam)
- Key enzymes: papain + protease (enzymatic exfoliation)
- Indications: all types of skin; especially greasy, mixed, pores dilated, tendency to blackheads
- Capacity: 30 g
- Frequency: 1 to 2 times per week
- Time of use: cleaning phase, may precede the mask application
- Caution: Hypersensitivity skin – use with caution
Description of action
Forlled Hyalogy Enzo Powder works on the principle of enzyme exfoliation. Papain and protease are proteolytic enzymes that selectively break down keratin proteins forming dead epidermal cells. Unlike mechanical peels with abrasive particles, this mechanism does not cause microdamage of the skin surface – enzymes work precisely without creating friction. The result is smooth, matte skin with the apparently reduced appearance of pores after just one treatment.
The formula contains collagenase inhibitors, which reduce the enzymatic decomposition of skin collagen, and plant extracts – including green tea, yuzu and narrow-leaved thyme – act antioxidantly, neutralizing free radicals. The peony extract and shrub peony root (Paeonia suffruticosa) counteracts the glycation, or non-enzymatic process of damaging skin proteins by sugars. The addition is hydrolyzed sodium hyaluronate and hydrolyzed egg shell membrane and conchiolin protein, which support hydration and skin elasticity after treatment.
Thanks to the combination of active enzymatic exfoliation with antioxidants and ingredients supporting the skin barrier, Hyalogy Enzo Powder is suitable both as a stand-alone purification stage and as a treatment to prepare the skin before applying the mask – improves absorption of further active ingredients.
To whom?
- Fatty and mixed leather with a tendency to enlarged pores
- Skin prone to blackheads
- All skin types seeking gentle, regular exfoliation without abrasive particles
- People who poorly tolerate mechanical peeling (irritation, friction redness)
- Skin requiring preparation before the mask or other care treatments
- With caution: Hypersensitivity skin – a tolerance test is recommended prior to regular use
Key active ingredients
- Papain – the proteolytic enzyme derived from papaya breaks down the keratin proteins of dead epidermis cells, allowing their safe removal without friction.
- Protease – another proteolytic enzyme strengthening the exfoliating effect of papains; both enzymes act synergistically.
- Green tea leaf extract (Camellia sinensis) – strong antioxidant effect neutralises free radicals formed during exposure to external factors.
- Yuzu fruit extract (Citrus junos) – provides antioxidants and brightening ingredients, supports the alignment of skin color.
- Spring peony extract (Paeonia suffruticosa) – acts antiglycaemic and antioxidant, protects the protein structures of the skin.
- Narrow-leaved thyme extract (Thymus serpyllum) – antioxidant properties and supporting skin protection.
- Hydrolysed sodium hyaluronate – small molecular form of hyaluronic acid, moisturizes the skin after exfoliation.
- Hydrolysed egg shell membrane and hydrolysed conchiolin protein – amino acids and peptides supporting elasticity and smoothness of the skin after exfoliation.
- Extract of rosa multiflora and ume (Prunus mume) – ingredients with antioxidant and care properties, supplementing the protective effect of the formula.
Usage
- Put a small amount of powder on your dry hand.
- Gradually add water, stirring until foam is obtained.
- Apply foam on your face and massage with delicate circular motions maximum 30 seconds, bypassing the eyes.
- Pour some summer water.
- Use 1 to 2 times per week.
- Optional: apply a care mask after flushing – enzymatic powder prepares the skin for better absorption of active ingredients from the mask.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is enzyme peeling different from mechanical peeling?
Enzymatic peeling, such as Forlled Hyalogy Enzo Powder, removes dead epidermal cells using proteolytic enzymes (papains and proteases) that chemically dissolve keratin – without any abrasive particles and without friction. This means that it does not cause microdamages to the skin surface, making it a safer choice for skin prone to irritation after mechanical peeling.
How often is enzymatic powder used?
The recommended frequency is 1 to 2 times a week, that is what the instructions for use of the product suggest. Crossing this frequency, especially with sensitive skin, may lead to excessive dryness or irritation.
Is the product suitable for sensitive skin?
Excessive skin requires caution when using Hyalogy Enzo Powder – the manufacturer clearly indicates it. Before regular use, it is worth trying to tolerate a small portion of skin. Sensitive skin, but not hypersensitive, usually tolerates enzyme peels well because they do not cause friction.
Can enzymatic powder be used before the mask is applied?
Yes – the product is directly recommended as a stage preparing the skin before the mask (1–2 times a week). Exfoliation of dead epidermal cells improves penetration of active ingredients from masks and other products applied after surgery.
How long should I massage the skin with enzyme foam?
30 seconds maximum – as stated by the manufacturer. Enzymes only need short contact with the skin to work; longer massage does not increase the effect, but can unnecessarily burden the skin.
Is Forlled Hyalogy Enzo Powder suitable for greasy skin with blackheads?
Yes – greasy and mixed skin with extended pores and tendency to blackheads is one of the main indications of this product. Regular enzymatic exfoliation helps maintain purified pores and reduces the tendency to clogging them.
How to properly prepare the foam powder?
Put a small amount of powder on your hand, then gradually – drops – add water, stirring until the powder is foamed. The key is the gradual addition of water: too much water poured immediately can make it difficult to obtain the appropriate consistency of foam.
Do you need SPF after using enzyme powder?
Exfoliation – even enzymatic – removes the outer layer of the dead skin, which may slightly increase the sensitivity of the skin to UV radiation. The use of SPF filter cream on days following use of the product is a standard recommendation for each form of regular exfoliation.
Composition (INCI)
Potassium Myristate, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Solanum Tuberosum (Potato) Starch, Talc, Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate, Papain, Proase, Rosa Multiflora Fruit Extract, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Citrus Junos Fruit Extract, Prunus Mume Fruit Extract, Alpinia Speciosa Leaf Extract, Squalane, Thymus Serpyllum Extract, Paeonia Suffruticosa Root Extract, Calcium Chloride, Magnesium Chloride, Sodium Chloride, Hydrolyzed Conchiolin Protein, Hydrolyzed Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrolyzed Egg Shell Membrane, Butylene Glycol, Dextrin, Disodium Phosphate, Potassium Phosphate, Water, Fragrance