Jan Marini Clean Zyme Cleanser 119ml
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Product Description
There's not a cleanser that'll leave your skin as squeaky-clean as the Jan Marini Clean Zyme Cleanser.
Powered by proteolytic enzymes derived from green unripened papaya, this cleanser gently exfoliates and resurfaces skin for a healthy, smooth and polished finish.
The uber potent formula is designed to supplement your regular cleanser as it packs the ability to selectively remove dead cells that are clogging the skin's surface, without harming or irritating tissues. Other visible benefits include fading of discolouration, improved appearance of sun damaged skin, an increase in smoothness and clarity of skin and clearing of acne scars and blemishes.
With regular use, the cleanser not only leaves skin clean, calm and comfortable but also rejuvenated and radiant.
Written by Carly Cochrane, Beauty Editor
Product details
Skin Type: Formulated for all skin types
Skin Benefit: Smoothing, clarifying, exfoliating and brightening
Skin Concern: Uneven skin tone, hyperpigmentation, breakouts/acne, dullness and textured skin
Ingredient Highlights: Contains aloe vera and vitamin e.
Formulated without: Ammonia, palm oil, parabens, paraffin, peg, phthalates, silicone and sulphates.
How do you use it?
- Jan Marini Clean Zyme exfoliating face cleanser should be applied in place of regular cleanser
- Massage into damp skin and leave on for 1 to 2 minutes
- Remove with a clean, wet and wrung out washcloth using lukewarm water
- Blot dry
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Face The Future. Orders are expected to arrive 1-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Delivery generally available throughout Europe, delivery costs vary by region, please select your region during checkout for up to date costs and options.
The returns policy for this retailer is around 14 days, see their website for further information.
