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What is Lipase?

Role not confirmed

We haven't written up what this ingredient does yet. The products below feature it as a key ingredient.

Which products feature it?

3 of the 2320 products we've checked feature this as a key ingredient. Products that disclose a concentration or list it near the top of the ingredient list come first.

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  • Product photo of Enzyme Cleansing Powder

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    Enzyme Cleansing Powder

    Key Lipase (#11 on the ingredient list), Papain, Aminopropyl Ascorbyl Phosphate

    Official (Korean)
    33 claims, summarized
    Only partly backed:
    less visible pores
    Tests passed:
    hypoallergenic · skin irritation
    See each claim

    Claims, checked

    • Excluding 3 caution ingredients: PEG, phenoxyethanol, fragrancebacked by evidence
    • Lipase & Papain Double Enzyme Carebacked by evidence
    • Aminopropyl Ascorbyl Phosphate Bacillus/Soybean Ferment Extractbacked by evidence
    • Allantoin Hydrolyzed Collagen Sodium Hyaluronatebacked by evidence
    • Fragrance-free, color-free, low-irritation cleanserbacked by evidence
    • Lipase(Lipase) sebum cleansingplausible, not tested
    • Papain(Papain) keratin cleansingplausible, not tested
    • A weakly alkaline cleanser with dense fresh-cream foam for smooth, moisturized skinplausible, not tested
    • With LIVEM's own special 2-step locking one-touch cap carefully developed to protect the enzyme ingredients from moisture, meet a fresh enzyme cleanser that stays clump-free to the end!plausible, not tested
    • For those troubled by exploding sebum and rough dead skin cellsplausible, not tested
    • Capacity and all ingredients upgraded! It's back with bigger and stronger effects.partly backed
    • Low-irritation test completed for sensitive skinpartly backed
    • Sebum amount 71.86% improvedpartly backed
    • REAL satisfaction 100%partly backed
    • *Sebum secretion seems to have decreased 100%partly backed
    • *Pore area (size) seems to have decreased 100%partly backed
    • *Overall satisfaction with usage experience 100%partly backed
    • Low-irritation test completed on sensitive skin, irritation level 0.00partly backed
    • We used corn-derived eco-friendly BIO PET containers and applied packaging printed with plant-based soybean oil and FSC-certified paper produced in a sustainable way that protects forests.partly backed
    • For those who want to refreshingly cleanse impurities inside porespartly backed
    • Impurity care strengthened by Lipase + Papain double synergyoverstated
    • Pores & sebum clean sweep! #LowIrritationEnzymeCleanser #HydratingCleanser #WeaklyAlkalineoverstated
    • Irritation ZEROoverstated
    • For those who need gentle cleansing that even sensitive skin can use without worryoverstated
    • Pore impurities 97.89% reducedno supporting source found
    • Pore area 24.84% reducedno supporting source found
    • #*SoldOutFrenzy #TheViralEnzymeCleanserno supporting source found
    • For those looking for a soft, moisturizing cleanserno supporting source found
    • My skin getting healthier every day! The first step for lively and clean skin! LIVEM Enzyme Cleansing Powdernothing specific to check
    • Next-level deep pore cleansingnothing specific to check
    • Anyone who's used enzyme cleansers will only look for this one! # *SoldOutHotItem # 1Tier Cleansernothing specific to check
    • Because filling up is as important as emptying outnothing specific to check
    • To deliver clean cleansing power to the end during usenothing specific to check

  • Fusidyne

    Derma Trouble Balancing Serum

    Key Lipase (#38 on the ingredient list), Fusidium Coccineum Ferment Lysate Extract Filtrate, Protease

    1 claim checked

    Claims, checked

    • Husidainplausible, not tested

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We checked each claim that features this ingredient. Open the list below to see the result for each one.

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These are counts of claims, not products. One product can name the same ingredient in several claims, and we checked each one on its own.