What the enzyme does
Enzymes in the add-on gently dissolve the thin layer of dead skin cells and surface buildup that dulls tone and texture. Rather than abrasive scrubbing, the enzyme treatment breaks bonds that hold those cells together so the Renew Age Defying Facial works on fresher skin. This process is designed to be gentle yet effective.
Clients usually notice a smoother surface immediately, which helps subsequent hydration and microcurrent phases to contact healthier tissue. The enzyme lift primes the skin so serums can penetrate more evenly, and microcurrent can work on cleaner pathways. Always tell your provider about allergies or recent treatments so we can tailor the approach.
How it integrates with facial
As an upgrade to the Renew Age Defying Facial, the enzyme step is applied after cleansing and before deeper hydration and microcurrent work. That placement clears the surface so the facial's active products and the microcurrent device meet less resistance, letting them perform on freshly prepared skin rather than on buildup.
Because it is an add-on, discuss it when booking so your esthetician can plan the sequence and products. The enzyme is particularly useful when skin feels rough, dull or uneven; technicians will adjust pressure, leave-on time, and follow-up moisturizers based on your skin and any sensitivity you report.
Who benefits and when
This upgrade suits clients whose skin has surface roughness, dullness, or uneven texture — the common concerns that reduce the visible effect of hydration and microcurrent. Local New Hope residents and visitors who spend time outdoors or experience seasonal skin changes may find the enzyme helpful during transitions between seasons and after outdoor weekends in Peddler's Village.
The enzyme add-on is priced at $35 and is intended as a targeted enhancement to the Renew Age Defying Facial rather than a standalone treatment. With Puritie Spa & Studios near Lower York Road and Route 202, it’s easy to combine this upgrade with shopping or dining in the Peddler's Village neighborhood.
