Rhonda Allison Papaya Tangerine Enzyme

Rhonda Allison Papaya Tangerine Enzyme is a fruit enzyme exfoliating mask that dissolves dead skin cell buildup while leaving skin hydrated and comfortable. Papain, the active enzyme derived from papaya, breaks down the proteins that hold dull, dead cells to the surface, so skin looks clearer and feels smoother without any harsh scrubbing. Tangerine peel oil gives this enzyme mask its naturally bright, citrus-forward scent that makes the weekly treatment feel like a genuine skin ritual.

Key Benefits

Dissolves dull surface buildup without abrasion Papain, a proteolytic enzyme from papaya, digests dead skin cell proteins at the surface, clearing away the buildup that makes skin look flat and uneven.

Calms and conditions while it exfoliates Allantoin and bisabolol work together to soothe the skin during the exfoliation process, so even sensitized skin can benefit without irritation.

Hydrates and nourishes as it works Goat milk, colostrum, and glycerin deliver proteins and moisture into the skin while the enzyme does its job, so skin feels comfortable and nourished after rinsing, not stripped.

Supports a more even skin tone Kojic dipalmitate, a stable ester form of kojic acid, helps reduce the appearance of uneven pigmentation and dark spots over time with consistent use.

Delivers antioxidant protection Superoxide dismutase, tocopheryl acetate, and rutin help neutralize free radical damage at the skin's surface, supporting a healthier-looking complexion with each treatment.

If your skin looks dull, feels rough to the touch, or your other skincare products seem to sit on top rather than absorb, this enzyme mask is designed for you. Papain-based enzyme exfoliation is gentle enough for sensitive and reactive skin types that cannot tolerate physical scrubs or strong acid exfoliants, making this a reliable weekly treatment for people who need effective exfoliation without aggravation.

This mask also suits anyone dealing with uneven skin tone, post-breakout marks, or a complexion that needs consistent cell turnover support. The combination of kojic dipalmitate for pigmentation and hydrating ingredients like goat milk and colostrum makes it appropriate for dry, combination, and congestion-prone skin alike.

If you want to get more out of this enzyme treatment, mix a small amount directly into the mask before applying. Warming the mixture between your fingertips for a few seconds before spreading it on skin helps the papain enzyme activate more effectively, so you get a more thorough exfoliation in the same 5 to 10 minute window.

Prepare: Apply to clean, dry skin once per week, avoiding the eye area.

Apply: Massage a thin layer onto the face using light pressure.

Technique: Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes. A mild warming or tingling sensation is normal. Rinse thoroughly with cool water and a soft cloth, then pat skin dry.

Frequency: Once per week. Follow with your preferred mask, serums, and moisturizer.