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Clenser with papain enzymes helps nourish skin
REVISION SKINCARE has released its new Papaya Enzyme Cleanser, a wash that is formulated with papayas to nourish the skin with vitamins and minerals. It contains papain enzymes that help to remove dead skin cells, and salicylic acid as a second exfoliator. The product also contains antioxidants and Bixa orellana seed extract - known as the "lipstick tree" - works to brighten and soothe skin, according to the company.
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