The Enzyme Mask That Treats Acne And Contours Skin | Beauty Explorers | Beauty Insider

DMK develops treatments for aestheticians to use in their clinics. One of the most popular treatments is the DMK Enzyme Therapy for the face and body. The treatment is supposed to work with your lymphatic system and your body’s enzymes to help remove dead skin cells and toxins, promote blood circulation, help with acne and pigmentation, and restore skin. For the body enzyme therapy, additional benefits include reducing bacne and strengthening and firming the skin. The mask has to remain on the skin for 45 minutes, and in that time, it dries and tightens.
Insider's Caroline Aghajanian visited Tamara Petrucci, an aesthetician and the owner of Tamara's Skin Care Clinic in Yorba Linda, California, to try the face and body treatment herself and see if it lives up to the hype. At Tamara's clinic, the treatment starts at $160 and goes up depending on the surface area.
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The Enzyme Mask That Treats Acne And Contours Skin | Beauty Explorers | Beauty Insider

[@Komadaki]

Having gone to college for Biochemistry, that explanation of what an enzyme is and how the treatment works was like the most painful thing to witness.

[@user-oe1nt4pp8n]

I agree, and then the patient proceeded to ask, "So do we have enzymes in our bodies?"

[@Painsomniac]

THANK YOU. I was trying not to scream. The annoyance was trying to physically leave my body 💀

[@leenalhassawi6330]

@@user-oe1nt4pp8n wow, I'm literally in high school and I know that. Are people this ignorant?

[@nikibronson133]

Can you explain to me what was wrong with it? Genuine question not saying you're wrong I just am in college now and I'm not a bio major I'm a computer science major

[@leenalhassawi6330]

@@nikibronson133 what do you mean? Why everyone is making a fuss over the enzymes? I can clarify why if you need it.

[@Spaceunicorns196]

Everyone needs to calm down because she literally said that she didn't have a lot of acne and she was doing it for the other benefits!

[@leejoy4380]

Lol I have severe acne. And i honestly don't care.

[@joshuaaguilar8631]

@@leejoy4380 well, thats u, some of us hate even the little acné 😷

[@danetuh]

@@leejoy4380 same and it sucks :/

[@danetuh]

@@joshuaaguilar8631 not like we have a choice lol

[@influentialtopic5487]

@@joshuaaguilar8631 We end up not caring because we just have to live with it. Consider yourself lucky.

[@kylebolton8147]

The feeling of your skin “tightening” doesn’t mean it’s getting firmer... it just means it’s drying up.

[@VideosOfRandomContext]

@Sarai Lopez I literally wanted to peel it all off 👀 maybe scratch it...eat some skin...mmmmmm....

[@Lady_Miko345]

@@VideosOfRandomContext same

[@hymz0ric]

@@VideosOfRandomContext this is weird to say but that's like a normal day to me due to my eczema,,, 👁👄👁

[@mashihodpotatoetm4572]

@@VideosOfRandomContext yum👁️👅👁️

[@VideosOfRandomContext]

@@hymz0ric Same. I have eczema and I fuckin scratch it with a bloody comb every day 😂😂😂😂 don’t eat it tho...

[@spectrum838]

“You can see my arteries pulsing” I believe that’s called a heartbeat

[@felixnicolas4488]

Woooow I didn’t know that!

[@SodaPopz01]

Her after treatment: My artery is no longer pulsing as you can see. Her after treatment: dies cutely

[@nadia5092]

Aren't the arteries like the two things on top of the heart? Like how tf you see arteries

[@SodaPopz01]

@@nadia5092 arteries are basically veins but they carry blood the opposite way

[@nadia5092]

@@SodaPopz01 oh yeah now I remember. Thanks for the help Vivi

[@chloemargareth3985]

Steps for detoxification: 1. Have a liver 2. Live

[@heehee6577]

Chloe Margareth and drink water

[@logercoo9202]

Nooo you have to drink lemon and celery juice every morning!!!!!!

[@topramen7431]

DON’T FORGET THE FRANKINCENSE! DON’T FORGET THE FRANKINCENSE !

[@sepharoseee]

Loger Coo your liver does the detox for you. Stop being tricked into fads

[@logercoo9202]

Gwen H I was obviously being sarcastic 😅

[@angampanmei2681]

She so lucky she did every treatment that celebrity does

[@milze_claw]

Not really, you have to feel the uncomfortableness and she have to say that is okay even the treatment is not really worth or making her skin more sensitive.

[@angampanmei2681]

@@milze_claw but atleast she tried alot thought

[@leaschmitt2496]

I go to the dermatologist to try and prevent my skin to look like that xd

[@angampanmei2681]

@@leaschmitt2496 oof

[@UseTheScience]

I thought this was a lizard skin joke

[@ebbsislove93]

This girl really gonna shed her entire epidermis for our entertainment

[@roosa8159]

Huh? Only the mask cracked like that, not her skin!

[@aidanmesh5897]

@@roosa8159 it was a joke.....

[@victoriat9972]

What is epidermis ?

[@gryla5290]

@@victoriat9972 top layer of the skin

[@victoriat9972]

@@gryla5290 thanks 😀

[@bangerssearcher]

"Does the body naturally have enzymes?" As a med student I died a little :(

[@derkies2133]

That is sth. that is taught in Middle school...

[@hannahrheenaduldulao3912]

Same siz

[@noceur2191]

as a living env. student i died a little...like how do you not know? lmao

[@senseishu937]

as a person that knows detox is not real, everytime someone said detox I died a little

[@kevinmckenzie1312]

Jesus christ..her body is lacking brain cells not enzymes

[@whengaming9999]

*So we not gonna talk about how much this lady has put her skin through.*

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

I will

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

She brave I will never be able to dis I'm too sensitive bout my skin bruh

[@whengaming9999]

@@sakuranovaryan9261 same.

[@onebeing1767]

why you talk like black people ? do you have black frienda in the hood

[@sydney4782]

@@onebeing1767 baby you’re doing too much 💀

[@funkystyle7249]

If you guys have a problem with getting a person with real acne problem, I VOLUNTEER !!!

[@blobofconsciousness]

They want their videos to be aesthetically pleasing.. Not medically accurate 😂

[@starr7093]

She never said she has bad acne problems. And there are tons of other youtube channels with ppl with acne. Go there instead of watching videos that make u upset or annoyed.

[@hallsyk7084]

funkystyle same lol

[@liberty_bibertyy]

She said she was doing it for the other benefits, not really the acne scarring. And she is an adult. Most adults don't have acne.

[@topramen7431]

CAT.IN.THE. HAT. Yo chill 😇😅 she was being funny

[@lemoncucumber9832]

I always get turned off as soon as someone uses the word “toxins” like that’s really vague, your organs are supposed to do that.

[@GreenMonkeyToaster]

Or "chemicals".

[@Craze_1209]

Oh my god, I HATE ain’t when someone says any of those two like it’s bad, mainly chemicals because *bruh.* but toxins just... UGGGGGGGHHHHH. It’s like listening to something say “OmG iS tHaT mSg In My FoOd!?”, C H I L E-

[@username7592]

Same, I am just like, what do they mean by it? It seems like something kind of made up

[@bannanamae253]

Or "detox", as long as you're alive, your body is detoxing on its own.

[@samjohnston4806]

Then what are kidneys and a liver even good for? Toxins cannot exit the body through the skin. - - - - - - - - www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/the-dubious-practice-of-detox

[@JEdgar1019]

That tightening you feel around your neck is just better circulation, ignore that you are slowly passing out. This is almost as good as the skin peel video where she says “it’s important to let your skin peel naturally” after literally chemically burning a layer of skin off her face

[@janedahlin901]

Body enzymes sounds like an answer you'd put on a science test you didn't study for

[@whaleoceanerhu2627]

Jane Dahlin OMG YES ‘enzymes in the body help the body’

[@india9476]

Let’s be honest No one actually searched for this

[@myiah7051]

u not wrong

[@lashjamir9252]

India true

[@meganriley2521]

I did

[@denaashley9453]

True that

[@meimuh]

I actually did

[@Kejfnsnsmsksk]

I love that the aesthetician is just making shit up as she goes. Such a hilarious profession.

[@tibicenlinnei4014]

There are actually really good estheticians. Don't hate the profession. It's the people that buy into the bullshit and promote it (Like celebrities) because they're conned by some old lady with bad pink hair. It's over 1500 hours just to get the basic license in my state. I'm dating someone that's 15 years in the industry, and since we live in a metropolitan city, he has some famous people on his client list. He doesn't bullshit them and he's a top earner in the industry for the entire region. I'm becoming a licensed nail technician and I have to use my biology and chemistry schooling (I was a chem major but dropped out...long story) for a lot of my classes. We have to learn A LOT and retain it. I'm also doing mortuary school (well...covid has kinda messed some of that up, but I'm just waiting) and I'm literally learning as much science at my nail tech school as my mortuary college.

[@Kejfnsnsmsksk]

@@tibicenlinnei4014 Yeah I know I shouldn’t generalize. Sorry about that. I get frustrated because there are sooooo many frauds out there who take advantage of people’s insecurities like this lady

[@Kletusthetightlippedacademic]

"It has what plants crave"

[@saracucksee9683]

Excuse me, HOW are you suggesting the EXTERNAL enzymes are "making the cells work"? Like? Enzymes in skincare are often just a catalyst to help break down/exfoliate skin. And evaporating toxins out of skin??????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the crap she's making up and claiming about that treatment. I'm dieing. I'd rather they just be honest about the treatments. Call it hydrating and exfoliating if they want, but don't sell blatant lies. Toxins aren't pulled out of your skin via skincare. It can help absorb oil, breakdown dead skincells, increase cell turnover etc sure, but it's NOT gonna pulp out toxins, skincare itself isn't gonna increase circulation. Probably how aggressively she was rubbing your skin, and all that redness was probably due to irritation from the enzymes. There is SO MUCH wrong with everything she told y'all! Man the crap she was spewing was HILARIOUS to try and claim this mask did. Oh man. That's funny stuff. I'd be HILARIOUSLY obnoxious like asking "ok and exactly what toxin is this supposed to evaporate"

[@saracucksee9683]

Oh my God yeah that aesthetician was a nut job. I'm really curious if she's got any kind of licensure or certification. Definitely dangerous of her to spread all those lies and misinformation and make the rest of her field look bad. Wish they'd been able to do a little more research and go to someone who didn't claim toxins evaporate off the skin! Wtf, right?

[@sola0690]

her: "Does the body naturally have enzymes?" 13 yr old 9th grader: does your brain have any cells??

[@bostonvontugeln7325]

How are you 13, and in 9th Grade?

[@bostonvontugeln7325]

@@sola0690 that's cool

[@raeactor]

ちはち so are you young for your year?

[@beeboo4755]

Im 12 in 7 grade and turning 13 in couple months and i still can remember the water cycle

[@hkhaze4958]

WAIT BRAINS HAVE CELLS

[@mattrusty7396]

I got a lot of red flags when one of the benefits was “promotes oxygen”.

[@alexandragatto]

Okay to be fair when she asked "does the body naturally have enzymes?" she was definitely doing it in a leading, "please explain it for the video" kind of way. I'm 85% sure she already knew the answer was yes.

[@skysthelimitX2]

A normal neck pulse at the jugular zone is completely not related to ‘increase circulation’.

[@rianicolesuason7462]

Finally! Someone noticed it hahahaha!

[@maybewith]

Well said!!

[@quinnbullock9432]

to be fair, it looked far more pronounced than usual! although that may have just been the camera angle 😅

[@rayray2528]

I was about to say the same.

[@jess3117]

A SANE PERSON, thank you!

[@willsy2000]

No one: My hand when I used to put elmers glue on it to peel off:

[@louisegoldsmith1038]

callum wills I was thinking that to I wanted to pick it off her 😂

[@layisbae]

Profile pic 👌🏼 🍼

[@Leila_meep18]

I do that😂

[@Rhileyn]

These “treatments” literally bank upon the Placebo effect- you automatically feel something good happened just because you are expecting it to be better after getting something done, when it may not have actually worked. For people who don’t know what Placebo effect is, the best I can explain it is using stories like the one about a kid who always felt that he was sick and no remedy worked on him, but then a doctor made him believe that drinking a certain potion would completely eradicate his illness, so he followed the dosage routine and reported that he was feeling totally fine after a few days. That potion was nothing but flavored water. It is more of a psychological concept, look it up.

[@kylebolton8147]

Yes I agree. This enzyme therapy kind of just sounds like irritation waiting to happen.

[@madaravids]

Can u dont

[@Rhileyn]

@@madaravids if you wanna say something, be clear about it otherwise I won’t understand.

[@user-uf9ot1ty4t]

learned what it was on my little pony LMAO

[@shslsomething8195]

it did help with her acne scarring tho

[@heheowl2982]

Everyone: annoyed that the girl doesn't know what enzymes are 11th grade me who just learned what enzymes are last month: *nervous sweating*

[@gingerluigiwithnomoustache7411]

Ye but you’re not a reporter reporting on medical treatments, so no sweat

[@BlueJohnXD]

Ginger Luigi With No Moustache the reporter isn’t a medical expert. She asked the question in order for the expert she is working with in this video to answer, for the audience to learn this information.

[@gingerluigiwithnomoustache7411]

BlueJohnXD yeah, but when she isn’t aware that the medical expert is literally spewing some mad bs in some cases it’s annoying. your supposed to be educating, not promoting. With a basic understanding of health and anatomy she could have been so much more prepared and not come out looking ignorant and unprofessional. She at least should be briefed on this stuff if her job is to get beauty treatments.

[@dratinibrah]

I'm in 6th grade and I know it lmao

[@psak3797]

hehe owl, same

[@3ゴーストカンガルー]

**gets a bad allergic reaction and entire body is extremely red, irritated and in pain** Esthetician: “Your body is just being re oxygenated and reconstructing itself to make u more pretty luv x ☺️☺️☺️”

[@AD-cy4vj]

This sounds very Mean Girls

[@ಠ_ಠ-ಭ1ಸ]

:3ゴーストカンガルー perfectly summed up. Pure scam but at least it’s interesting to watch

[@nicholsautorepair277]

@@nadia5092 I assume you are not a medical doctor and I hope not a licensed esthetician that should Know how to identify an allergic reaction vs. a metabolic reaction. I'm literally laughing at your comment right now. Hahahaha.

[@cupkacyes6889]

@@ಠ_ಠ-ಭ1ಸ no it’s not when I put on my face scrub my face turns red then my skin turns out to be soft and clear in the end so what I’m tryna say is that basically u just have to wait for the results 🙄🙄🙄

[@tareag993]

Ya ppl ever had biology class? You can't even tell what reaction it is

[@av6643]

She has scales... You're a lizard, harry.

[@love.station]

PLSSSS

[@vaintonic]

This comment is underrated 😂

[@jojogold8294]

I deadass thought this was one of those terrible skin conditions that was caused by a disease and now was getting treated type vids

[@kyokoletta]

Me too😅

[@minatamifin7512]

Yeah! Me too

[@emilymontes9608]

Same

[@ellabasu9463]

Me 2

[@unxlestr]

My 12 year old sister literally said “Doesn’t she know there are enzymes already in our body it’s like so obvious we learned that like last year”

[@unxlestr]

@@sadedx 👁️👄👁️💧

[@unxlestr]

@@sadedx ok could get you a literal hook and hook you up with her cause she's so annoying

[@unxlestr]

@@sadedx I meant am actual hook so You and her can hang on it

[@unxlestr]

@@sadedx sorry

[@unxlestr]

@@sadedx it's ok, I've learned to deal with it

[@Sunset_girly]

Hey do this on someone who doesn’t already have perfect skin

[@sugarplumpixi]

Ok I can’t be the only one who thought this video was about cracked dry skin because of the thumbnail

[@santinajuma]

ilanaa bee :3 I almost thought that I had commented, because our profile pictures are the same 🤣

[@sugarplumpixi]

santina j lol no I actually just changed it today! Haha!

[@expastelline_sof2742]

Same pic l0l

[@ellomatesitzmeh9308]

I changed the comment so you will have no idea how it got 13K likes

[@ebencipe]

月光Moonlight when i saw the thumbnail, I immediately reached for the lotion

[@thelashayway8250]

Me too I cringed

[@abbiebookz7642]

月光Moonlight sme

[@heehee6577]

月光Moonlight like mine lol

[@makaylamoore8537]

Me too me too

[@oyoisubliminals5548]

I don’t know why I read this as Eczema. The thumbnail made me think she had eczema all over her body 😅

[@CMo-ym1ed]

Omg same!! 😂

[@seungminkimm]

I have Eczema. I’m born with it. 😔

[@oyoisubliminals5548]

@@seungminkimm I have eczema too but not as severe. mine comes and goes

[@seungminkimm]

@@oyoisubliminals5548 my eczema is a bit different. My skin cannot come in contact with dust or fur. And when it’s itching, it burns as hell.

[@atlasmoth5130]

@@seungminkimm I was born with eczema too, I’m lucky that it’s not too bad, mine mainly gets worse when it’s cold or sometimes when it’s raining

[@jackiebello4751]

“You can see my arteries pulsing because that means it’s oxygenating the skin”🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ like noooooo, that’s what they supposed to do😪😪 how else do you check for a pulse if not the wrist 🙄

[@simpofsomeone]

Yaaaaassssss

[@jordanabendroth6458]

Ah yes, humans actually breathe through the skin and not our lungs

[@dowowowowowow7878]

@@jordanabendroth6458 we do

[@spartanette_8230]

@@jordanabendroth6458 turtles breathe through their asshole

[@justadeadlittlebean7833]

@@spartanette_8230 yup

[@JessisKnoll]

Every time I hear these estheticians talk about the products they are going to use, I'm sitting here like, uh no. "Vaporize the toxins from your skin"....total bs.

[@emilydarling25]

I’m an esthetician and I agree with you...

[@latenightcake5881]

Yep itz straight up pseudo science

[@jenifermh3751]

I sorta hate this bullshit but is sorta fun to go though stuff like this it makes you feel taken care of

[@missbeaussie]

I think they try to "dumb it down" but just end up sounding like a late night tv shopping ad

[@saixenophase]

I want to see Dr. Dray, Cassandra Bankson, Hyram, and James Welsh react to how they explained enzymes and the detox bits.

[@angelsanchez6028]

It looked like she was having an allergic reaction more than "blood flow"

[@chiary.is.not.amazing5760]

it looked like a bad sunburn

[@ellenkarlsson9490]

*Red, irritated skin* Esthetician: "That means your skin is getting oxygenated." 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@missbeaussie]

I mean after a massage your skin is red and irritated and it's from increased blow flow

[@missbeaussie]

*blood lol

[@Fattipotato79]

@@missbeaussie you could have just edited it

[@boneboi_amir5235]

Exactly

[@helionzerx817]

fattipotato 79 aww Potato :D

[@camilamoscibrocki8559]

"does the body have any enzymes?" is the new "is math relate to science?"

[@songbird7450]

"The body doesn't utilize what it doesn't know", "Oxygen is healing", "it just gives you more enzymes"... there are some really questionable statements made here

[@chelecovers6893]

For real. Oxygen is not healing, it's actually one of the main things that ages you. That's why people are constantly searching for antioxidants when it comes to fighting the signs of aging. If human beings breathed helium instead of oxygen we would all look 25 till the day we died.

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

@@chelecovers6893 fr?

[@chelecovers6893]

@@sakuranovaryan9261 yep. Oxygen is pretty powerful source of energy. Our cells need it to create ATP. However it's an because of it's ability to release free radicals it wears down our cells overtime making it an extremely toxic gas. In fact, oxygen is so toxic not even humans can tolerate it fully. The air we breathe is only 21% oxygen. Environments with the higher than 30% start to tax the lungs and 100% pure oxygen is deadly to humans.

[@bruhmoment7017]

Enzymes don’t make the cells “work” an enzyme is a catalyst that speeds up a specific reaction in the body which means it only breaks down one specific molecule. And it also needs a VERY specific environment which means that if it is inside the body there’s no way it could survive outside the body and visversa. But don’t take my word do some research and don’t believe everything someone tells you

[@missbeaussie]

She did say catalyst

[@marzadky4934]

Exactly, I was wondering. So which enzymes are these?

[@snoboreddotcom]

Also, "works with the lymphatic system" Like what? Do they even know what that system is? How is that related to shit you smear on your skin

[@matty9460]

Enzymes can work outside the body you just need to provide a buffer for them (basically control the pH and provide any Co factors they need). Its not impossible that the enzymes are active in the mixture (although its unlikely). The question is, what they hell are they supposed to be catalysing?

[@leeyuh2103]

Your username made the explanation even better Like sissss

[@tony_playz6468]

I love the estheticians’ hair , that pink looks very pretty on her!

[@Ashley-vs8nu]

The esthetician wasnt even convinced with what she was saying....🙄

[@PossibleBat]

She literally had an allergic reaction to this thing....

[@missbeaussie]

Or it is just increased blood flow?

[@goguirina9178]

Miss B increased blood flow shouldn’t make your entire skin red and slightly puffy. You shouldn’t even be able to see increased blood flow unless you take your pulse. Her skin turned bright red, and she herself complained it was itchy. Increased blood flow shouldn’t do that too your body.

[@missbeaussie]

@@goguirina9178 as a massage therapist I disagreed. My hands go red after giving a massage and depending on the type of skin many peoples skin goes bright red too. Same as when you get dry needing done and blood rushes to the area. It's called flushing.

[@missbeaussie]

@@goguirina9178 increased blood flow also causes itching. You never gotten itchy when doing exercise?

[@goguirina9178]

Miss B you can be itchy when exercising? I’ve never heard of that happening before, and it certainly hasn’t happened to me. Then again I am still young, but I do cross country on a regular basis and it has never happened to me

[@jaeidrs3910]

This woman is so brave to try all of this treatments with a lot of patience.

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart2150]

This sounds very pseudo-sciency

[@albedougnut]

Yeah, it is.

[@ExecutionerDan]

Made me think of gwenith Paltrow's vagina scented candle. She justified it as a way to get the woman body more in rhythm with the worlds frequencies or something like that. Some of the worst shit you can imagine.

[@Spinkles_theclown]

Yes your body naturally removes toxins through sweating pooping peeing Etc there is no physical way to force it out except for an enema which actually harms your bowels and introducing enzymes through the skin will have little to no effect on the actual body maybe some compounds in The Mask will help clear up a bit of acne but what the product claims to do with enzymes and the "detox" is completely fake

[@Spinkles_theclown]

In fact all detox products are fake

[@Spinkles_theclown]

@daniel ndungutripp thank you for not having a thick skull ( ･ω･)☞

[@jessjess2134]

I feel like the “after” is worse then the beginning😂

[@infinitegoodness233]

Omg same 😂

[@horiskychild6189]

Yuppp

[@riooo8072]

no, it’s the same. it’ll just get less red in a few hours

[@spookywitch0x0]

Me too 😂😂😂😂

[@LinosPreheatedAirFryer]

I’ve been in Topical Steroid Withdrawal for over two years and that’s what my skin all over my body looked like for months in the first year. Then it looked like that for months all over my face the second year. It’s been incredibly painful and debilitating, not to mention itchier than I ever felt when I had eczema. The mental and other physical symptoms that come along with TSW are sometimes more difficult to deal with than the skin symptoms. I can’t believe people would even temporarily let this happen to their skin, even though it’s different from TSW. Luckily her skin doesn’t seem to have been in any oozing or crazy flaking-for-years-stages like mine has, but damn, this treatment is still unsettling 😅

[@laurx39]

Hi!! Finally a TSW warrior in the wild😅 I hope you’re doing well with it!!xx

[@LinosPreheatedAirFryer]

@@laurx39 Hi! Yes I am out and about (virtually 😆). Are you also in TSW? If so, I hope your healing journey is going well, too! ❤

[@naomidani3119]

i thought of tsw when i saw this too haha

[@SuperDannyBoy95]

Her: “it’s working! Oh my god!” Lady: “it is? I mean.. yes it is! The circulation of the toxins in your body is being oxygenated!”

[@rivaldo4929]

Also the lady: **whisper to her self** oh crap she is allergic crap im gonna get fired no no no

[@Ricenthusiast]

@@rivaldo4929 timestamp?

[@aviva_kc]

@@Ricenthusiast 7:39

[@oliviagrace6914]

*God and don’t take His Name vain! 🥰

[@geto_suguru_simp]

What enzymes are in this? She keeps saying "body enzymes" "enzymes" like what enzymes? That's a very broad term.

[@missbeaussie]

Yeah I was surprised they didn't mention that either

[@nyctonova8435]

i thought the same...

[@ZombieNinjaTurtle]

They don't even say what enzymes they use on their website. It's bullshit lmao

[@dawnjackson6741]

Seonghwa's Mars looks like whipped gelatin.

[@gingerluigiwithnomoustache7411]

H e a t h e n z y m e s

[@aprilfirefox9420]

This girl was getting a reaction, you can obviously see how where she got itchy her skin is getting red

[@starcherry6814]

I thought she had eczema 😹

[@nekomeike8696]

Same 😮

[@alinaumer7543]

Star Cherry eczema

[@heehee6577]

Star Cherry I do and IT HURTS

[@Cxoxo4]

same

[@michaelmai6972]

W E I R D O ikr i was born with it

[@andreah.6484]

Sis must’ve not paid attention in biology lmao she fr asked if we have enzymes in our bodies 💀💀💀

[@missbeaussie]

She likely did that for the audience

[@missbeaussie]

@MegaSizeZero yes actually. Pretty ignorant of you to assume everyone has the same knowledge base.

[@Popski887]

MegaSizeZero Yuck imagine being that ignorant.

[@missbeaussie]

@MegaSizeZero not just about the countries but the vast spectrum of education institutions and learnings styles as well.

[@kylahughes9140]

MegaSizeZero you know not every person on the Internet finished school or is old enough to learn about that right?

[@avabrackett7159]

I love that everyone in the comments are smart individuals who actually know how the body works.

[@lawrenceshepherd3203]

"Remember when you used to put glue on your hand in high-school?" Yes that because that is what it is, glue...

[@yazz226]

When you use besan flour/ chickpea flour/ gram flour, you get nearly the same effect. Add a bit of rice flour for exfoliating the skin.. wet face, apply the besan and rice flour paste, leave it on until it dries, wet it once again, scrub, wash away any residual paste.Don't forget to use a toner and moisturize after. You could add a pinch of turmeric too in the paste.. Love all the videos. Love from India 🇮🇳.

[@oliviawho4904]

1:56 this lady isn’t wearing any makeup, how does she look so good????? She is low key so pretty!

[@potatoflips2694]

"Over here you can see my artery is starting to pulse. Which means there is increased blood flow and lymphatic flow through my body." Oh sweet lord. What fresh bullshit is this!!! Listening to this actually hurts me.

[@louellatte]

good treatment compared to all other treatments i watched here. effects are visible. caroline is sooooo pretty with less makeup

[@naziyakhan8453]

This girl just had an ALLERGIC REACTION to this treatment 😂😂 but i gotta agree this girl is very professional when it comes to her work... i mean look at her she didn't even react once cuz she knows the camera is ON...

[@1tzm3hh]

LMFAO also I made it 69 likes

[@nisfreelancer3511]

That's definitely not an allergic reaction

[@wesleyw7908]

"very professional" whilst simultaneously claiming that sea salt and kale is going to evaporate toxins from the skin? Really?

[@pearlcnrd]

@@mvc1701 From a biologically factual stand point, how does one circulate new fresh blood vessels. Are you writing a science fiction novel?

[@martimrocha9067]

"An enzyme is something that makes cells do their job" Hahahah sure, whatever, except for the fact that these enzymes are probably working on the collagen and other extracelular matrix compounds, not entering the cells, but OK, I guess I can't be sure. "The body only uses chemicals it recognizes" Yeah, well, that's not true. The body doesn't use enzymes. If they exist and have the substrates around, they'll do their job. "Over here you can see my artery is pulsing, which means bla bla bla increased blood flow" Seriously girl, this is some bs. "On the skin you can see dilated capilaries" It's impossible for you to see capilaries, so how could you see them dilating? Answer: you couldn't

[@leahjvr3245]

She's all happiness and sunshine with 3 hours of sleep Me with 8 hours of sleep: I DIDN'T SLEEP I'M DYING

[@crescento7002]

my body, working perfectly on a few hours of sleep:"is it weird to feel like this?"

[@whynot7802]

I cant function with less than 8 hours of sleep.i get very irritated and feeling dead

[@Antiluddite]

These types of businesses love to use scientific-sounding words to sound legitimate and boost sales when they actually have no idea what they mean.

[@schmidtlilli8766]

As a biomedical student I can say that I died a little inside when she defined what an enzyme is

[@wellasight]

Okay i died a little bit inside when she asked do our body naturally have Enzymes Like.... =____=… And then the jugular vein pulsating GIRL AT THAT ANGLE IT IS NORMALLY LIKE THAT !! sigh

[@TheHeartsGirl]

Mesuri Heiwajima Killjoy! Omg yes that on killed me

[@kenziemoon522]

Putting cleanser on with a brush looks magical...

[@stoicvibesonly]

Thoroughly convinced neither of these people know what an "enzyme" is

[@abbybrooke05]

i’m in honors biology at school and the fact that she made the lady explain what an enzyme is “incase people don’t know” shocked me a little. i thought everyone older than 14 knew.

[@_ALONE4EVER_]

Honestly I don’t see much of a difference from the before and after but if I had to choose, then I would pick the before because her skin looked healthier then. Nice video! 👍

[@eduardochavacano]

this all BS. in China you can get a body scrub for 3 to 5 dollars and you super mega clean, no BS.

[@_ALONE4EVER_]

@@eduardochavacano Ok?

[@TheAllowishes]

You have to do 3-6 treatments

[@NeoRipshaft]

Whenever anyone mentions 'toxins' to you - RUN THE OTHER WAY. There is no legitimate usage of this term in referring to 'specific stuff', and anyone with any medical education knows this or should know it. There's no such thing as a 'toxic' substance - we label things as 'toxic' because of the propensity of the contents as packaged to result in toxicity, not because of any inherent property of the substance. For instance, we'd label many ubiquitous food additives within their containers as 'toxic' because if you were to ingest mouthfuls of the additive formulation, there's a high likelihood that this would result in toxicity - however we would never label the food containing these additives as 'toxic', or as 'containing toxins' because there is no conceivable way to consume so much of the food so as to result in toxicity. Toxicity is entirely context dependent - taking into account the environment and quantities of stuff. Water toxicity can be fatal, but you rarely hear of water as being 'a toxin' - likewise when it comes to things that are extremely damaging to our bodies in fairly small amounts - things like oxygen and direct sunlight are near the top of this list. Oxygen is EXTREMELY dangerous and harmful as a chemical, one of the most reactive substances out there, and is one of the main causes of DNA damage and mutation. Sunlight is an almost unabashed negative, suppressing immune function and resulting in spectacular amounts of cellular damage, despite many people who use the language of 'toxins' viewing it fairly positively. No medically informed person would ever talk about 'toxins' as though they were a thing - if you hear people talking about this, RUN THE OTHER WAY... ideally towards a certified doctor who can refer you to some place better.

[@bigz8155]

wrong.

[@Cynyrle]

Reminds me of my dad’s foot

[@askre3745]

You had me dead ngl😂😂😂😂

[@bodgie6256]

IM SCREAMING

[@chiaramentecoglione]

same here

[@paulpetelo5854]

That's mean

[@CrochetofWar]

The enzymes just basically obliterated the natural bacterial colony on her skin and the reason why it's soft afterwards is because of all the moisturizers afterwards. Edit: They know for blood to be oxygenated it needs to go though the lungs... O2 doesn't just magically diffuse though the skin.

[@a_s2557]

As someone who regularly suffers from allergic reactions, her red rashy skin looks exactly like I do whenever I have a reaction, and not cud of “increased blood flow” ???

[@GreenMonkeyToaster]

I mean, an allergic reaction also has increased circulation 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@mo0onsh0t]

Ikr I have eczema, which is infected and rashy sometime, and it looks similar to this 😟😟

[@brittanyparks8242]

I was concerned with how irritated her skin looked...

[@OpossumOnTheMoon]

Same, I’m allergic to a lot of soaps and her skin looked identical to mine when I’m having a reaction

[@Jin-gt8bl]

Overall: Nothing changed Only your wallet did

[@victorianeu]

Hoppin PH00N 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂facts

[@jennah7960]

periodt.

[@ShayAlliah]

I mean your not wrong 😂😂😂

[@Jin-gt8bl]

Shay Flawless I am never wrong

[@heehee6577]

Ngl insider did

[@lieanaellena1372]

Gosh! The natural blush right after treatment 😍

[@PrettyH8Mach1n3]

Nonsense about flushing toxins... "Bring up and vaporize toxins."

[@aparna2701]

How do educated adults not know that a human body has enzymes naturally? Also, that mask looked a lot like besan/chickpea flour in water and it looked like that when applied on the body and was cracking (Indian moms make us apply flour face masks lol I speak from experience). Besan flour is one of the cheapest things you can buy. What a scam lol Edit: holy shit that esthetician even said it smells like oatmeal! It's definitely besan flour lol

[@yasminyk]

Lol it's not. It's made of egg albumin

[@JanhaviKhedekar]

Her skin: pamper me more😌😌😌

[@lasantenaturel2682]

* To overcome this evil in a sure and definitive way we have here a real formidable product 100% natural very very effective composed of plants roots bark and natural leaves very effective without chemicals and without any side effects for health WhatsApp + 22674353819.

[@afreenshafi3648]

Let’s be honest This made her look young->old->baby baby

[@sarastahlman3266]

I love how you can really see the effects from previous facials, her skin looks so great

[@studyandcoffee2211]

My skin in winter when I don’t moisturize enough 🤭

[@medamineboukhriss5908]

medical students be like after hearing the question ' *what is an enzyme* ' : 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@ms9069]

Amine Boukhriss more like anyone who’s ever taken bio

[@medamineboukhriss5908]

@@ms9069 hahaha yeah 😅

[@rejectfalseicons]

hm what abt the people who haven’t taken bio and have no clue what enzymes are.

[@goguirina9178]

jolene on a string I mean, most schools require you to take biology to move up a grade. If you have never taken biology before, you are probably too young to even be on KZbin in the first place.

[@rejectfalseicons]

Stephanie Scarlett Carranza Alday mm yeah but i’m from england and i go to school part time. so we have biology but i’m just not in on the days when we have it.

[@trinidadfuentes6878]

No one : Absolutely no one: Krispy Kreme donuts:

[@hayley.s8696]

😂

[@4kVoiid]

Rofl 🤣

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

When the enzyme stuff dried she looked like a painting with old varnish on that's cracking off like crazy paving, really weird! But fascinating, and I like the way she presents, she isn't stuffy and her reactions are fun! Re enzymes, enzymes are found in foods like pineapple, called bromelain, which are good for digestion, and make a good skin peel, as they basically eat away the dead layers of skin on top. Normally skin sheds every 28 days anyway, but if you have dry or oily skin the process takes a longer or shorter time.

[@loveli2065]

The comment sections of these videos give me more information than my actual school teacher

[@mirandahart8963]

That looks so friggin itchy and uncomfortable!!! But if it works...

[@bby5942]

Miranda Hart It really is I had it done on my face I was so uncomfortable and itchy

[@smajin28]

Its a waste of money btw

[@Hello-sy7eu]

DIO Everyone calm down it isn’t overpriced for some who has a skin issue but overpriced for some plus none of us are gonna do it anyway

[@smajin28]

@@Hello-sy7eu "eVEryOnE cALm dOwN" As if were yelling and trying to slith eachothers throats. Also telling someone to calm down will only make them angrier. So fantastic job done by you.

[@silysister4815]

DIO Why are you getting so hype, chill.

[@ayannahawkins2194]

Her skin is fine wtf 🙃 I wanna see someone with REAL problems with skin such as myself

[@jocelynmiguel3055]

agreed

[@Iveeveee]

I'm not completely sure if this is true but I was advised never to move your skin around while you have stiff masks like this or clay on. Since its rigid and cracks, you're actually causing tension/pulling on your skin which can cause wrinkles over time.

[@matty9460]

"promote oxygen throughout my body" Circulatory system "am I a joke to you?" Also what enzymes are actually used? apparently its supposed to do "reverse osmosis" on the skin but that would require running a current through the body. It claims to "remove dead proteins form the skin" first the upper layer of skin is all dead second proteins aren't alive, third there's a thing called a late endosome to get rid of old proteins. An "enzyme is a catalyst that gets the cells to work" christ, are you explaining this to a 5 year old?

[@peanutbutterandjelly4942]

And when they takeoff the facemask I just think the sound is so satisfying

[@kanekikendidnothingwrong]

Sis looking like that one villain from batman

[@crystalpeaches7825]

@Allen Casimero LMAO

[@omachao6856]

Allen Casimero THANOS??

[@notthis7999]

Sis said thanos I -

[@HR-kc4dd]

Allen Casimero honey, that’s Marvel. Batman is DC.

[@HR-kc4dd]

Allen Casimero can’t really differentiate between sarcasm and seriousness on written text.

[@jamilajariwala]

6:13 me after seeing all the insanely incorrect scientific References in this video

[@sola0690]

🤣

[@lozzylols]

Am I the only 1 of fancies trying this? Gonna be googling this for the UK!

[@lasantenaturel2682]

* To overcome this evil in a sure and definitive way we have here a real formidable product 100% natural very very effective composed of plants roots bark and natural leaves very effective without chemicals and without any side effects for health WhatsApp + 22674353819.

[@Geisha1215]

Lady: The detox is going to pull and vaporize toxins in your system, including any alcohol you’ve had. Kidney: .................................Am I a joke to you?....👀 Liver: I guess I’m just chopped liver.....😒

[@SodaPopz01]

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[@ColinB2000]

Enzymes reduce the energy level required to activate a chemical reaction. - as an ex bio chem Major...

[@hughjass1477]

Yeah, I don't know what that explanation was supposed to be. A basic understanding of biology like is taught in high school should clue anybody in that a lot of the stuff in this is a load of bull. That and the "flushing of toxins" shit.

[@andrejtopolovec9081]

Idk why but this old woman seems so friendly

[@nickd5966]

Literally the only thing that changed was the money leaving her wallet

[@popawakeprod]

I find it super hard to belief this is a good treatment for dry skin

[@matthewappleby8026]

Great video. The lady with the pink hair looks so good for her age. Clear skin no doubt from using all the products.

[@Mramrose]

Would be interested to see this done on someone with Keratosis Pilaris

[@marisacastaneda3854]

8:31 Ok is it just me or did the "After"s of her face look actually kinda worse than before?

[@devinaseptiana09]

I notice that her dark under-eyes have slightly disappeared

[@Gigglingsiren]

I saw that too

[@powerinprayer917]

I saw that also 🤣

[@lay_1306]

I thought it was like the chemical peel one but this is legit just like applying glue to her body this does literally nothing except maybe SLIGHTLY hydrate her skin

[@neetanuj]

Let me say .... That brushes were satisfying 😚😚