How often should the Fruit Enzyme Mask be used and which skin types benefit most?

The mask is recommended for weekly use as a complexion-boosting treatment step rather than a daily product, though its gentle enzyme-based exfoliation makes it suitable across a broad range of skin types including normal, aging, uneven, and blemish-prone skin. It appears in recommended routines for normal skin, aging skin, and uneven skin, reflecting its versatility as a tone-improving, luster-restoring treatment. The inclusion of sodium hyaluronate, aloe vera, safflower seed oil, and sweet almond oil ensures that the mask nourishes and conditions the skin while it exfoliates, so even drier skin types can benefit without experiencing post-mask tightness or discomfort. Green tea leaf extract and chamomile flower extract provide additional antioxidant and soothing support that help keep the experience calm and the post-mask complexion comfortable, balanced, and visibly refreshed.

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William Levins

Bill Levins, a marketing professional since the early 1990s, collaborated with clients like Campbell’s Soup and PWC. In 2004, he began working with Reviva Labs, becoming VP of Marketing in January 2018 and President in June 2018. He led the company through challenges, including the founders' deaths and the COVID-19 pandemic. In June 2024, after Reviva Labs' acquisition by Sendayco LLC, Bill became VP of Marketing for Sendayco, overseeing multiple brands.