Pineapple fruit naturally exfoliates skin, gently removing dead cells to reveal smoother, brighter complexion. This tropical ingredient has been used in beauty for generations.
Family
Bromeliaceae
Plant Part
Fruit
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Functions
Exfoliant
Removes dead skin cells so fresh ones can come through. Chemical exfoliants (acids) are generally gentler than physical scrubs.
Skin Conditioning
A catch-all term for ingredients that improve how skin looks and feels — softer, smoother, more supple. The workhorse behind most moisturizers.
Antioxidant
Fights free radicals — the unstable molecules from UV, pollution, and stress that break down collagen and cause premature aging.
Moisturizing
Locks in moisture to keep skin soft and supple throughout the day
Antimicrobial
Strengthens Barrier
Hydrates skin
Fights bacteria
Protects skin barrier
Neutralizes skin
Damaging free radicals
Traditional Use
Pineapple has been used in traditional Central and South American medicine for anti-inflammatory purposes and wound healing. The fruit's bromelain enzyme has been employed in folk remedies for skin conditions and to promote circulation.