LYMPHATIC ENZYMOLOGY THERAPY is a specially formulated tightening mask designed to work with your circulatory system creating reverse osmosis- a vital component of optimal skin health  responsible for removing waste via our lymphatics, and nourishing our cells and tissues via our blood supply. These systems always work together, taking and giving, maintaining homeostasis. When our blood circulates around our body it provides nutrients (such as amino acids), water and oxygen to our cells and tissues. However during the capillary fluid exchange (where water, amino acids, and oxygen cross the capillary wall into the extracellular fluid), fluids don’t travel very far into the surrounding tissue, and even less when there are roadblocks. Which is why there needs to be a ‘clear road’, free from debris, so that these nutrients can get to their target.

Lymphatic Therapy works by applying transient pressure to the skin to assist with activating these processes, in turn increasing circulation producing a plasmatic effect, oxygenation and lymphatic drainage creating a healthy environment for skin cells to flourish!

Perfect for all skin types to achieve optimal skin health, or as pre and post support to advanced skin rejuvenation - creating a healthy responsive skin, and assisting with healing and recovery.

Where some cosmetic facial treatments may only act on the surface of the skin, enzyme treatments work with the skin. The enzymes aim to strengthen the structural integrity of the skin to create a healthy environment for cells to live and thrive in.

Enzyme therapy exercises facial muscles and works to leave the skin feeling firm. Enzyme therapy improves lymphatic drainage, whilst eliminating toxins and impurities from the skin. This is achieved through transfer messenger enzymes encouraging circulation and oxygenation to replenish the skin and is known to result in a short-term phenomenon called a “Plasmatic Effect.”

The Enzymatic exfoliation softens redundant skin cells while increasing communication between the corneocyte and other cells within the epidermis. Natural enzymes located within the stratum corneum are stimulated to encourage desquamation.