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ma:nyo Galactomy Peeling Gel Cleanser uses enzyme peeling rather than grit or acids — a soft gel that lifts away dull surface cells without bothering sensitive skin, at 94.44% naturally derived ingredients.
Enzyme peeling, the gentlest route
Enzymes break down the proteins holding dead surface cells together, so they release without scrubbing. No grit dragging across your face, no acid tingle — just massage and rinse.
Galactomyces for pores and dryness
The same fermented ferment filtrate that anchors the whole Galactomy line, here doing double duty: caring for pores and keeping the exfoliation step from leaving skin parched.
Made not to bother reactive skin
Most exfoliation asks something of the skin barrier. This one is formulated the other way round — mild enough that sensitive skin can use it without the day-after regret.
Apply to dry skin
After cleansing, on a dry face. Water stops the gel forming properly, which is the single most common reason people think a peeling gel isn’t working.
About those rolling pellets
Mostly they’re the gel itself forming as you massage — that’s how the format works. They carry loosened surface cells away with them, but what you see isn’t purely dead skin, whatever the internet says.
Once or twice a week, and nothing else that day
Gentle doesn’t mean unlimited. Keep it to twice weekly, and never combine it with acids or retinol in the same session — that’s how over-exfoliation happens quietly.
After cleansing, apply an appropriate amount to dry skin and spread evenly over the face, avoiding the eye and lip area. Massage gently until the gel forms pellets, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Use once or twice a week. Do not combine with acids or retinol on the same day.
Enzymes break down the proteins holding dead surface cells together, so they lift away without scrubbing. It’s the gentlest exfoliation route — no grit, no acids.
How often should I use a peeling gel?
Once or twice a week. Peeling gels are gentle, but exfoliating more often than that stresses the skin barrier regardless of how mild the method is.
Are the rolling bits my dead skin?
Mostly they’re the gel itself forming pellets as you massage — that’s how the format works. They carry away loosened surface cells with them, but the visible bits aren’t purely skin.
Do I use it on wet or dry skin?
Dry skin after cleansing. Water stops the gel from forming properly, which is the most common reason people think a peeling gel isn’t working.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Enzyme peeling is generally the mildest exfoliation available, and this formula is built around that. Massage lightly rather than rubbing, and patch test first if you react easily.
Can I use it with acids or retinol?
Not on the same day. Combining exfoliation methods in one session is how most people over-exfoliate without realizing it.
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