Cherries are having a moment: the pair of shiny red orbs with a green wishbone stem has become symbolic of girlhood, ...

Hailed as the gentler approach to exfoliating skin, enzymes have earned their stripes as a must for sensitive, reactive skin, or alongside acids in your skincare routine. Stylist investigates what ...

“Proteolytic enzyme is extracted from the papaya plant and is found in a lot of exfoliators. This removes dead skin cells that can clog pores and also removes damaged keratin that can build up ...

Dr. Loretta Dr. Loretta Exfoliation type: Physical, enzymatic Key ingredients: Bio-fermented polish, pomegranate enzyme, niacinamide If you’re partial to enzymes but enjoy the instant ...

Face exfoliators, when used correctly, slough away the top layer of dead skin cells and result in satisfyingly silky smooth skin. Plus, they can help penetration of any products you use afterwards.

As every exfoliator ingredient works differently, understanding what each one does can help you choose an exfoliator that works best for your skin.

There is—and it's called exfoliation. Meet the experts: Avnee Shah, MD, is a New Jersey-based dermatologist. Amy Spizuoco, DO, is a board-certified dermatologist based in New York. Read on for ...

Compared to pineapple and papaya, heralded for their natural exfoliating enzymes, cherries also offer gentler, more hydrating enzymatic exfoliation. "Pineapple is known for its bromelain enzyme ...