Designed for problem skin
This service is built specifically for problem and acne-prone skin: it adds an enzyme treatment to the full suite of services in the European Facial. Enzymes act on the skin surface to reduce the bacteria associated with breakouts while addressing dead skin that can trap oil and debris. Consider this when you want a targeted step beyond a standard facial.
The Enzyme Facial session is performed in a single 60 MINUTES appointment priced at $120, which fits many clients’ schedules. Columbia residents who balance commuting and family life often choose this service for an efficient, focused treatment that combines cleansing, exfoliation, and the enzyme step without requiring multiple visits.
How the enzyme peel works
The enzyme portion refines skin texture by dissolving dead skin cells and loosening material that clogs pores, which can improve visible surface clarity. The enzymes also dry up the bacteria that contribute to breakouts, helping the skin present a smoother, more even surface over time when used appropriately as part of a facial routine.
Because the enzyme phase chemically targets the outer layer of dead cells and pore blockages, it differs from aggressive physical scrubs; it focuses on lifting and dissolving rather than abrasive removal. That makes it a practical choice for people who want exfoliation and pore clearing with the layered care typical of a European-style facial.
Aftercare and expected changes
After the treatment you can expect refined surface texture and a noticeable surface glow as dead skin is cleared and pores are addressed. Some temporary redness or sensitivity is possible immediately afterward; improvements in clarity and texture are individual and develop as the skin settles following enzymatic exfoliation.
This Enzyme Facial includes the services found in a European Facial plus the enzyme step in one 60 MINUTES appointment for $120. Its single-visit format and central Columbia location make it convenient for clients attending nearby events or commuting from towns like Ellicott City and Elkridge.
