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Transform Halloween pumpkins into face mask that 'reduces fine lines and wrinkles'

Pumpkin face masks have been going viral on TikTok, with their natural enzymes and alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) said to be good for the skin

Jason Goldberg, Director at SpaSeekers.com, explains the magic behind the mask: "Applying pumpkin residue to the face has been shown to exfoliate the skin, leaving a radiant glow thanks to its natural enzymes and alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) properties." Pumpkin power doesn't stop there it's packed with vitamin E and essential fatty acids, which are top-notch for moisturising and softening the skin. "Zinc, another component found in pumpkins, can also help reduce acne breakouts by controlling excess oil production and minimising blemishes.

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