When Your Skin Needs More Than Its Everyday Routine

Even with a great skincare routine, dead surface cells can accumulate and leave the complexion looking dull, rough, or uneven.

Fruit Enzyme Mini Peel gives skin an occasional intensive reset.

Glycolic and lactic acids help loosen the bonds holding dull surface cells in place, while papain and bromelain provide enzymatic exfoliation.

Finely milled grape seed adds another dimension of polishing, while cherry, plum, carrot, grape, aloe, algae, and botanical oils help condition the skin throughout the treatment.

The combination creates a noticeably more intensive resurfacing experience than a traditional facial mask—without turning your bathroom into a treatment room.

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What Makes It Different?

Fruit Enzyme Mini Peel doesn't rely on just one method of exfoliation.

It combines three complementary forms of resurfacing:

Chemical exfoliation from glycolic and lactic acids helps dissolve the bonds between dull surface cells.

Enzymatic exfoliation from papain and bromelain helps break down keratinized surface buildup.

Physical refinement from grape seed powder provides extremely gentle polishing as the treatment is removed.

But resurfacing is only part of the formula.

Phyto-hyaluronate, phyto-collagen, algae, hydrolyzed rice protein, aloe, fruit extracts, rosehip oil, and sunflower oil provide skin-conditioning support alongside the exfoliating ingredients.

It's an intensive treatment designed to leave the skin looking renewed—not simply scrubbed.

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Benefits

• Provides intensive multi-level surface exfoliation

• Helps remove dull, dead surface buildup

• Immediately leaves skin feeling smoother and softer

• Helps brighten dull, lackluster skin

• Improves the appearance of rough or uneven texture

• Helps refine the appearance of pores and surface congestion

• Encourages a fresh, vibrant-looking complexion

• Helps skincare apply more smoothly afterward

• Combines glycolic + lactic acids with papaya + pineapple enzymes

• Provides gentle physical polishing from grape seed powder

• Helps support hydration with glycerin and phyto-hyaluronate

• Provides antioxidant and conditioning benefits from fruits and botanicals

• Creates the fresh, polished appearance associated with a professional facial

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Featured Ingredients

Glycolic Acid

One of the best-known alpha hydroxy acids, glycolic acid helps loosen accumulated dead surface cells to improve the appearance of dullness, rough texture, uneven tone, and visible signs of aging.

Lactic Acid

An alpha hydroxy acid that provides exfoliating benefits while also possessing humectant properties. It complements glycolic acid to help reveal softer, smoother, brighter-looking skin.

Papain

Derived from papaya, papain is a proteolytic enzyme that helps break down proteins within accumulated surface cells, providing enzyme-based exfoliation without relying on abrasive scrubbing.

Bromelain

A naturally occurring enzyme complex derived from pineapple. Bromelain works alongside papain to help loosen dull keratinized surface buildup and promote smoother-looking skin.

Grape Seed Extract + Grape Seed Powder

Grape provides antioxidant-rich polyphenols while finely milled grape seed offers gentle physical polishing to further refine the skin's surface.

Cherry + Plum Fruit

Wild cherry extract, cherry fruit pulp, and plum fruit pulp provide a fruit-rich botanical component while helping condition the skin during resurfacing.

Phyto-Hyaluronate + Phyto-Collagen

Yeast-derived skin-conditioning ingredients help support hydration and create a softer, smoother feel, balancing the formula's intensive exfoliating components.

Algae + Irish Moss

Mineral-rich marine botanicals that provide moisturizing and skin-conditioning benefits while helping maintain softness and comfort.

Hydrolyzed Rice Protein

A plant-derived protein that helps condition the skin and contributes to a smoother, softer skin feel.

Aloe Vera

Helps hydrate and comfort the skin while complementing the more active resurfacing ingredients.

Rosehip + Sunflower Seed Oils

Nourishing botanical oils provide essential fatty acids and emollient benefits to help maintain skin softness throughout the treatment.

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How It Works

Fruit Enzyme Mini Peel approaches surface renewal in stages.

First, glycolic and lactic acids help loosen the bonds between accumulated dead cells.

Next, papain and bromelain enzymatically help break down protein-based surface buildup.

Finally, grape seed powder provides gentle mechanical polishing as the treatment is massaged and removed.

This combination can create a much more noticeable resurfacing experience than a standard hydrating or exfoliating mask.

After removal, skin feels exceptionally smooth and often appears brighter, fresher, and more radiant.

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About The Temporary Redness

This treatment can stimulate a significant amount of visible surface circulation.

It is not unusual for the skin to become temporarily pink or quite red during or immediately following use.

For that reason, I recommend using Fruit Enzyme Mini Peel at night the first time you try it, when you don't have anywhere to be afterward.

That allows you to learn how your individual skin responds and how long any visible flushing lasts before incorporating it into your regular routine.

However, intense burning, significant discomfort, swelling, blistering, or redness that continues or worsens should not be considered a normal part of the treatment. Remove the product immediately and discontinue use if significant irritation occurs.

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Ideal For

• Dull or lackluster skin

• Rough or uneven texture

• Mature skin

• Visible surface buildup

• Congested-looking skin

• Uneven-looking tone

• Skin that needs an occasional resurfacing boost

• Anyone wanting exceptionally smooth skin before a special event, but use it several days beforehand until you know how your skin responds

• Those wanting to recreate some of the visible glow of a professional exfoliating facial at home

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How to Use

Apply a thin, even layer to clean, dry skin, avoiding the immediate eye area, lips, and any irritated or compromised skin.

Allow the treatment to remain on the skin according to your recommended treatment time.

When removing, add a small amount of water and use gentle circular motions, allowing the grape seed powder to provide light physical polishing. Do not aggressively scrub.

Rinse thoroughly with cool to lukewarm water and follow with gentle, hydrating, barrier-supportive skincare.

Do not combine during the same routine with retinoids, exfoliating pads, scrubs, other acids, benzoyl peroxide, or other potentially irritating treatments.

Daily sunscreen is especially important when using exfoliating products.

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Your At-Home Mini Facial

Sometimes skin doesn't need another everyday product.

It needs a reset.

Fruit Enzyme Mini Peel combines AHAs, papaya and pineapple enzymes, fruit antioxidants, plant proteins, marine extracts, hydrating ingredients, and gentle physical polishing in one intensive resurfacing treatment.

Use it when dull, rough, tired-looking skin needs that little something extra—and reveal a complexion that looks smoother, brighter, fresher, and beautifully renewed.

 

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Ingredients: 

 Aqua (Purified Water), Vegetable Glycerin, Hydroxypropyl Starch Phosphate, Xanthan Gum, Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Populus Tremuloides (Aspen) Bark Extract, Glyceryl Caprylate, Glyceryl Undecylenate, Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate, Yeast Extract (Phyto-Hyaluronate), Yeast Extract (Phyto-Collagen), Algae Extract, Chondrus Crispus (Irish Moss) Extract, Hydrolyzed Rice Protein, Vitis Vinefera (Grape Skin) Seed Extract, Vitis Vinefera (Grape Skin) Seed Powder, Prunus Serotina (Wild Cherry) Extract, Prunus Avium (Cherry) Fruit Pulp, Organic Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot) Root Extract, Prunus Domestica (Plum) Fruit Pulp, Aloe Barbadensis Gel, Organic Rosa Rubiginosa (Rosa Mosqueta) Seed Oil, Papain, Bromelain, Mineral Mica.

Note: Stimulates lots of circulation (you may get temporarily very red from this mask.I always recommend doing it at night when you have nowhere to go immediately afterwards, if it's your first time using it.)