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Article: Enzyme Therapy: The Paris Fashion Week Skin Protocol

Enzyme Therapy model getting ready for fashion show in a dressing room with runway-ready skin.
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Enzyme Therapy: The Paris Fashion Week Skin Protocol

While Paris Fashion Week sets the trends, the true foundation of the runway look is a professional Enzyme Therapy protocol. This season, the heavy mattes and over-processed finishes were gone. In their place? Skin that looked calm, sculpted, and intensely hydrated.

As an advanced medical esthetician, I’ve spent my career preparing skin for high-stakes moments. The "Fashion Week Glow" isn't a result of last-minute makeup tricks; it’s a result of the Bio-Restorative Runway Protocol a method rooted in biochemistry, barrier repair, and cellular stimulation.


1. Enzyme Therapy: The Internal Reset

While many reach for aggressive peels before an event, the "backstage secret" is actually Enzyme Therapy.

What is Enzyme Therapy?
Unlike surface-level exfoliation, Enzyme Therapy is a para-medical treatment that stimulates the skin’s internal functions to flush toxins and initiate fresh blood flow.

  • The "Plasmatic Effect": This visible mapping of capillaries proves that the therapy is flooding the dermis with fresh oxygen and nutrients.
  • Lymphatic Drainage: It acts as a manual "detox," moving stagnant fluid to reveal a more contoured, de-puffed facial structure.
  • Melanated Skin Safety: This is the gold standard for treating hyperpigmentation in darker skin tones because it creates clarity without the inflammation that causes PIH.

2. Professional Light Therapy: The Cellular Healer

If Enzyme Therapy is the engine, LED Light Therapy is the fuel. Used strategically, our professional LED protocols stabilize the skin during the chaos of travel.

We use specific wavelengths to achieve distinct biological outcomes:

  • Red Light (633nm): Reduces inflammation and accelerates barrier repair.
  • Blue Light (415nm): kills acne bacteria without drying the skin.
  • Near-Infrared (830nm): Penetrates deep to support cellular energy (ATP) for a "rested" look.

3. The At-Home Bridge: Strategic Maintenance

A professional facial is a catalyst, but the glow is sustained at home. During Fashion Week, I recommend "intelligent" products that encourage turnover without causing irritation.

The MVP: iS Clinical Active Serum

This botanical powerhouse is a staple for a reason. It provides controlled exfoliation—refining texture and pores—while keeping the skin resilient.

Pro Tip: When using potent actives like the Active Serum during travel, reduce frequency to 3x a week to prevent barrier sensitization.

The "Bio-Restorative" Approach

The "effortless" skin seen in Paris is the result of estheticians choosing restraint over aggression. This season’s beauty direction was a victory for our industry, leaning into:

  • Natural, breathable texture.
  • Plump, "bouncy" hydration.
  • Skin that looks respected, not forced.

Experience the Protocol

Whether you’re stepping onto a runway or simply want skin that performs in your daily life, our Custom Facial Protocols are designed to deliver results without compromise.

If you are ready to focus on skin health over quick fixes, book a consultation with us to establish your baseline.

Healthy skin is the only trend that never goes out of style.

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