In this thick face wash, hydrating pumpkin, orange, and grapefruit extracts help remove dirt and makeup without stripping skin. Zinc, naturally occurring in pumpkin, can also help regulate oil production and stabilize hormones to alleviate acne, Solomon says.
Here, fermented pumpkin and acerola cherry—both rich in alpha hydroxy acids—work together to help reduce inflammation and combat dryness, explains Solomon. The booster is designed to be used after cleansing and toning but before moisturizing. According to the brand, skin will receive an infusion of vitamins and antioxidants and appear less puffy.
Apply this serum in the morning after washing your face. Says Solomon, the treatment will provide collagen-boosting effects thanks to those fatty acids and vitamin C in pumpkin. Vitamin C is also a powerful antioxidant which helps allow skin to repair itself from sun damage and scarring.
This exfoliating mask uses pumpkin enzymes, which are known for their ability to slough off dull skin and create a more even tone. As a result, the skin purportedly will have a smoother surface and appear more youthful. Apply once or twice a week after cleansing.
This fruit-forward product includes pineapple, pumpkin, and papaya enzymes to naturally exfoliate the skin and stimulate an even complexion. Pumpkin's alpha hydroxy acids will also help lighten brown spots, explains Solomon.
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