The Famous Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme Mask Is on Sale—So I'd Say It's Time for the Ultimate Home Facial

While fall may be behind us, I, for one, am seriously missing my pumpkin spice lattes. But luckily, I don't have to wait for the leaves to change to enjoy some pumpkin in the form of skincare products. Why yes, that is indeed a thing, and one of the best among them is the Peter Thomas Roth Pumpkin Enzyme mask, which has become a sensation on TikTok and beyond.

Even so, I’m not always sold on viral beauty products as I suffer from dry, sensitive skin that reacts poorly to most formulas, but the rave reviews of this exfoliating mask have totally won me over. Even more tempting is the fact that the product is currently on sale for a major steal right now at QVC, where you can snag not one, but *two* of the 5.1-ounce jars for just $55—a huge win considering the price of two would be $120 if purchased separately.

What’s more, first-time customers at QVC can also get $20 off purchases of $40 or more using the code WELCOME20. That means you could potentially scoop up this set for a mere $35 if you’re new to the site.

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Aside from its rich, thick formula and pumpkin-y scent that instantly draws you in, this product is beloved for its effective exfoliating abilities. Per the brand, it’s formulated with a winning combination of pumpkin enzyme, alpha hydroxy acid and small bits of aluminum oxide crystals, all of which work in tandem to clear off dead cells, brighten your complexion and leave you with smoother, more even-toned skin. It even purports to help with fine lines and wrinkles—say less.

The application is simple as well, or as my fourth grade music teacher would say, “A little dab will do ya.” All you have to do is take a small amount of the product and massage it into your skin using circular motions (wet your fingertips beforehand). The brand recommends leaving on a thin layer for between three and seven minutes depending on your personal skin sensitivity level (though some reviewers leave it on a bit longer), and from there all you have to do is rinse the product thoroughly. You only need to use it once or twice a week, and users say you'll start seeing results in no time.