Dr.Ceuracle - Pro-Balance Night Enzyme Wash 50g

Night Enzyme Powder Wash with Charcoal and Probiotic Ferments

Dr.Ceuracle Pro-Balance Night Enzyme Wash is an enzyme powder with charcoal granules for deep cleansing in the evening. In the brand's words: the protease enzyme cleanses and peels in one step, charcoal adsorbs sebum and impurities deep in the pores, and a complex of lactobacillus, lactococcus, bifida and yeast ferments helps keep the skin's oil-water balance and strengthens its natural barrier. The powder is weakly acidic, with a pH close to the skin's own, and lathers into a fine, rich foam; the granules dissolve quickly in water. In the brand's test it washed off a fine-dust substitute in a single use, and a low-irritation test was completed. The scent comes only from citrus essential oils (orange, mandarin and Litsea cubeba); alcohol-free.

Key Active Ingredients

• Charcoal powder — according to the brand, draws out impurities and sebum to refresh and refine the skin, especially oily and acne-prone skin.
• Protease (enzyme) in a corn starch base — in the brand's words, softly removes dead skin cells and sebum, so washing and peeling happen in one step.
• Lactobacillus, lactococcus, bifida and yeast ferments — the brand's ferment complex (not live bacteria, as the brand notes) that balances the skin's oil and water and strengthens the barrier.
• Allantoin, David elm root and amaranth seed extracts — soothing and conditioning components in the formula.

Skin Type

All skin types; in the brand's cleansing chart it is listed as the peel for sensitive skin, while the charcoal makes it especially useful for oily, acne-prone skin. For anyone who wants an evening cleanse that also removes fine dust, who has rough texture from built-up dead cells, or who wants to cleanse and exfoliate in one step.

How to Use

In the evening: pour an appropriate amount of powder into your palm, add lukewarm water and work it into a foam, massage the face gently and rinse with warm water. Avoid contact with the eyes. The brand's tips: leave the foam on the skin for 1–2 minutes and rinse — it works as a peeling mask; a small amount mixed into shampoo or body wash gives mild exfoliation. Close the lid tightly after use — bathroom humidity makes the powder clump. The jar is filled to about 80% on purpose: that is the full 50 g, and the free space lets the powder loosen when you shake it. The color of the powder can vary between batches because of the charcoal.