Enbacci
- Written by Scott Broome
When it comes to applying a face mask, two of the most common skincare mistakes Aussies make include: failure to adequately prep the face prior to a treatment; and failure to soothe and seal the skin following a treatment.
According to an internal study conducted by Yong-Li Zhou, the founder of luxury stem cell skincare brand Enbacci, 7 out of 10 customers who masked on a weekly basis did not properly exfoliate and treat their skin when performing a face mask application.
“When applying a face mask, it’s important for the skin to be cleansed and free from dead skin cells in order for the face to absorb the relevant nutrients, “ says Yong-Li.
“Similarly, a product designed to soothe and seal the skin should also be applied straight after a mask to protect exposed pores from environmental pollution and address specific skin concerns,” adds Yong-Li.
Formulated as part of Enbacci's basics collection, the supporting skincare staples include the Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Scrub ($45 rrp), Detoxifying Clay Mask ($44 rrp), and Pore Minimiser ($30 rrp). Used independently for their respective benefits or part of Enbacci’s 3-step masking system, the staples result from years of stem cell science and research in regards to naturally derived ingredients.
STEP 1: SCRUB
To prep the skin for a mask or simply exfoliate prior to ones regular skincare regimen, Enbacci’s Microdermabrasion Exfoliating Scrub gently polishes and smooths the skin to reveal a brighter, more radiant complexion. Featuring a Shea butter formulation rich in in vitamins A, E and F, including Oleic, Stearic, Palmitic and Linoleic fatty acids, the scrub resurfaces skin’s texture while maintaining moisture, combatting pores and blemishes, and evening out skin tone and discolouration.
STEP 2: MASK
To deeply clean pores and replenish the skin with B-complex and E vitamins, The Detoxifying Clay Mask features a balanced combination of kaolin and bentonite clay with naturally derived humectants such as macadamia oil, jojoba oil and Shea butter. Drawing out dirt, toxins and sebum from clogged pores, the mask nourishes with hydrating monounsaturated fatty acids and omegas to improve resiliency, reduce breakouts and calm aggravated skin.
STEP 3: MINIMISE
To seal in the mask’s nutrients and refine the appearance of pores, Enbacci’s Pore Minimiser features tea tree oil rich in the regenerative compound, terpinen-4-ol. Increasing white blood cell activity to fight acne bacteria and promote skin healing, the Pore Minimiser blurs imperfections while sorbitol, a humectant that prevents moisture loss, and Serine, a skin conditioning amino acid, reinforces the skin’s hydration barrier and improves firmness and elasticity. Also ideal as a primer, the Pore Minimiser has a silky smooth texture to improve makeup application.
To learn more about Enbacci and their premium range of fruit and plant stem cell skincare, please visit: www.enabcci.com
