Pumpkin in cosmetology as a help in fighting skin imperfections

Did you know that pumpkin pulp is rich in vitamins that have a positive effect on our skin, and additionally, beta-carotene found in pumpkins, after penetrating the epidermis, has a seboregulating effect, reducing sebum production and blackheads? In our salons, you can schedule a pumpkin peel treatment and purchase a supporting mask for post-treatment effects.

Pumpkin peel, thanks to its high content of vitamins such as 10% vitamin C, vitamins B1, B2, B6, PP, and K, works great in therapy to support the treatment of acne, photoaging, and oily skin. Provitamin A, also known as beta-carotene, is responsible for the proliferation of collagen fibers, and in high concentrations, it transforms into retinoic acid in the skin. This acid regulates the sebaceous glands' function and reduces excessive sebum production. An innovation in this treatment is the use of probiotics in the form of proteolytic enzymes obtained during the organic breakdown of pumpkins. These probiotics help prevent the multiplication of harmful bacteria, making them ideal for acne treatments to eliminate cutibacterium acnes.

If you want to extend the post-treatment effects, we recommend using the Mini Pumpkin Mask at home. This dermocosmetic is based on pumpkin pulp, rich in beta-carotene. Additionally, the almond acid with antibacterial properties accelerates the healing of inflammatory conditions and leaves the skin glowing and smooth. The skin remains mattified and pores tightened after use. Simply apply the mask once a week, leave on for 5 minutes, then rinse off with water. You can purchase this dermocosmetic at the Ambasada Urody Medical SPA.