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Cons:
The smell is a little weird and strong, but you get used to it especially since only a small amount of oil is needed.
Pros:
Quickly:
Reduces inflammation
Shrinks blemishes
Over time:
Improves the texture of the skin
Prevent new blemishes from forming
Cons:
Smells odd
Oily
Pros:
works, doesn't smell as bad as TTO
Cons:
hard to find, expensive
Pros:
Fantastic
Cons:
none
Pros:
it works really well on my skin, i just applied a tiny drop of it, and it works, healed very fast.
Cons:
the smell...but its okay once you get used to it.
Pros:
The manuka oil that I use helps keep my acne under control. It doesn't completely stop my acne from producing, but it does help. It feels nice on the skin, like a cool, relaxing feeling.
Cons:
The smell is strong, like a "medicine" smell, but I got use to it quickly; It's not too bad. There is a strange smell left after awhile once my skin with the applied manuka oil has touch my blankets.
Pros:
I feel the manuka oil dries the acne out faster than it normally would on its own, so a quicker break out period. I also use a soap that has a little manuka oil in it, to try and prevent break-out because of the anti-bacterial activity.
Cons:
I have been using Manuka for a lot of different applications for 10 years, and never have had an issue. More recently in my thirties developed an acne issue.
Pros:
A little goes a long way ! This is a natural anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, cure all that i use also for my adult acne.
Cons:
The smell is not as bad as Austrailian tea tree, and not as harsh. Not really any cons for such a great natural product.
Pros:
Manuka Oil (I use East Cape which can be bought through Koru Naturals) is fairly cheap and highly effective for me. Works better than benzoyl peroxide, is easier on the skin than Retina A and other topicals you get from the derm.