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ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel

Name: ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel
Brand: ZO Skin Health
Price: 75.00 GBP
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£75.00

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Size: 50ml

50ml

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✓ Papain and Bromelain Enzymes + Glycolic Acid | ✓ Leave-On, No Rinsing Needed | ✓ Softer, Brighter Skin by Morning

ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel is ZO's rejuvenating at-home peel: a leave-on evening formula that pairs papain and bromelain fruit enzymes with glycolic acid to lift away dull, dead surface cells while kukui and safflower oils replenish moisture. Used once or twice a week, it is the enzyme and AHA peel for rough, dull or sun-weathered skin that wants a softer, brighter look without downtime.

Two kinds of exfoliation work together in ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel. Papain and bromelain, enzymes from papaya and pineapple, loosen the bonds holding dead cells to the surface, while glycolic acid, the smallest alpha hydroxy acid, dissolves them chemically for a more complete resurfacing. Because exfoliation without replenishment leaves skin tight, ZO builds in diglycerin, kukui seed oil and safflower seed oil to restore hydration and lipids and reinforce the barrier as the peel works, with broccoli extract, tocopherol and ascorbyl palmitate for antioxidant comfort. Apply it to clean, dry skin at night, leave it for one to three hours and rinse only if you want to - it does not require rinsing.

Visible Results Users Love

Smoother, softer skin by the next morning
A brighter, more radiant-looking complexion
Improved look of rough, uneven texture
Visibly improved appearance of sun-weathered skin
Better absorption and results from the rest of your ZO routine

Why This Beats a Standard At-Home Peel

Enzymes plus AHA - ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel combines two exfoliation mechanisms where most at-home peels use one
Leave-on and rinse-optional, so there is no timer, no neutraliser and no mess
Kukui and safflower oils replenish lipids as it exfoliates, so skin is not left tight
Suitable for all skin types, with no visible flaking or downtime
ZO says it enhances the benefits of every other ZO product or protocol you use

Best For

Dull, lacklustre skin that needs a radiance boost
Rough, uneven texture
Skin showing the visible signs of years in the sun
Anyone who wants peel-style results with no downtime
All skin types, including those new to acids (start with one hour)

Choose ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel if you want a weekly at-home resurfacing step that fits around a retinol routine rather than fighting it.

Becci founded Adore Your Skin after more than two decades as a registered aesthetics nurse in specialist skincare and medical aesthetics, and at-home peels are something clients ask her to be honest about, because most are either too weak to matter or too harsh to repeat. ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel is the one she recommends because it sits in the useful middle: enzymes and glycolic acid that visibly smooth, with oils that stop it costing your barrier.

Size: 50ml

FAQS

Is ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel suitable for sensitive skin? +

ZO lists it for all skin types, and the formula is built to be gentler than a traditional peel: fruit enzymes do part of the work, and kukui and safflower oils replenish lipids as it exfoliates. If your skin is reactive, patch test first, start with a one-hour application and rinse it off rather than leaving it on.

Do I need to rinse Enzymatic Peel off? +

No. ZO's directions say to leave it on for 1-3 hours and that it does not require rinsing - rinse with lukewarm water only if you prefer to. Follow with your moisturiser either way.

Can I leave ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel on overnight? +

ZO's directions give 1-3 hours and state that rinsing is not required, so it can stay on the skin. If you are new to acids, start by rinsing after an hour and extend the time as your skin gets used to it.

Can I use it with retinol? +

Yes, but not on the same evening. Keep peel nights and retinol nights separate - once or twice a week for the peel, with your retinol on the other evenings - so your skin is never exfoliating and renewing at full tilt at once.

Will my skin peel or flake afterwards? +

It is designed to work without visible peeling or downtime. The enzymes and glycolic acid loosen dead surface cells gradually over the one-to-three-hour wear time, so what you should notice is smoother, brighter skin the next morning rather than flaking.

How often should I use it? +

ZO says 1-2 times per week, or as needed. Weekly is a sensible starting point; move to twice weekly if your skin is comfortable and you want more resurfacing.

What is the difference between Enzymatic Peel and Exfoliating Polish? +

Exfoliating Polish is a physical scrub with magnesium crystals that you rinse off in the shower. Enzymatic Peel is a leave-on chemical and enzymatic exfoliant for the evening. They can both sit in a ZO routine, but on different days.

Does it make my skin more sensitive to the sun? +

It can. ZO's warning states that the alpha hydroxy acids in the formula may increase the skin's sensitivity to the sun and the possibility of sunburn, so use a sunscreen, wear protective clothing and limit sun exposure while using it and for a week afterwards.

Can I use ZO Skin Health Enzymatic Peel during pregnancy or while breastfeeding? +

It contains no vitamin A, and glycolic acid and fruit-enzyme exfoliants are generally considered suitable. ZO says it does not test on women who are pregnant or breastfeeding and asks you to review the ingredient list with your doctor, so check with your midwife or GP before use.