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The Power of Pumpkin

With autumn, comes all of your favorite pumpkin flavors and recipes. Pumpkin is not only delicious and nutritious, but it also provides numerous benefits for your skin. The Doctor D. Schwab Pumpkin Enzyme Mask harnesses the power of pumpkin to hydrate, re-texturize skin, and correct hyper-pigmentation for a more even-looking skin tone. Read on to learn more about how this mask is the perfect autumn pick-me-up for your skin. 

The Doctor D. Schwab Pumpkin Enzyme Mask was created for skincare professionals and acts as a facial in a jar. It is an intense skin treatment that resurfaces skin and refines the texture.

It helps to reduce pigmentation while hydrating skin. If you’ve been missing your spa treatment, this is the perfect opportunity to experience your favorite holiday facial at home. 

To reveal your best skin, the experts at Doctor D. Schwab were inspired by nature and combined pumpkin puree, pumpkin seed extract, and pumpkin enzyme ferment. The pumpkin is not simply mashed and packed in a jar, it’s fermented to provide enzymatic action, and a micro-peeling effect increasing cell turnover for more radiant, even-looking skin. The cinnamon and clove oil add to the micro-peeling effect add a soothing scent. In addition, the Pumpkin Enzyme mask has a special blend of amino acids and panthenol that act as an amino acid cocktail. The enzymes are superoxide dismutase enzymes that act as free radical scavengers and powerful antioxidants. These active ingredients are encapsulated into the advanced Alphasomes® skincare technology to carry the ingredients to the target area, providing maximum results. 

This powerful mask can be applied once per week on your face, neck, décolleté, and back. After applying a generous amount with a mask brush, leave it on for 5-10 minutes, and rinse with warm water to reveal healthy, even-looking skin. Follow with your favorite Doctor D. Schwab moisturizer.


The Pumpkin Enzyme Mask will instantly be your favorite treatment. It smells like pumpkin pie and will leave your skin looking and feeling healthy.

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