Tea Tree Oil

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Tea tree oil is defined by international standard ISO 4730 (2004) (“Oil of Melaleuca, Terpinen-4-ol type”), which specifies levels of 15 components, which are needed to define the oil as “tea tree oil.”

Among over 98 compounds contained in the oil, terpinen-4-ol is responsible for most of the antimicrobial activity.

The list of ingredients above is provided for informational purposes only. Always check the actual product label in your possession for the most accurate ingredient information due to product changes or upgrades that may not yet be reflected on our web site.

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Anonymous

February 16, 2012

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Awesome results

Cons:

First day u may see more redness but it is because it have started the process of healing.. next day morning ur face will look more clear

I had this bad acne on all my face... I followed the following process and believe me I have so happy ..wid almost no acne marks on face 1. Face wash- Body Shop Tea tree oil facial wash(Massage it for 30 secs and wash your face with cold water) 2. Moisuriser- Only when going out. Otherwise apply Body Shop Tea tree oil only on affected area. 3. Himalaya neem face pack(Need to be applied weekly) 4. Daily night apply honey/ Body Shop Tea tree oil on ur face and sleep tight ... U will definetly see the difference in a day .. I promise

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Renn

January 8, 2012

Pros:

Not clogging
Kind of effective on large pimples

Cons:

Irritates skin
Does not reduce redness

I used tea tree oil on and off because I found it ineffective. I find it irritating on my skin no better how I dilute it and has not reduced any redness. I do not recommend this for those who have very sensitive skin.

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Anonymous

December 2, 2011

Pros:

Great for the deep rooted pimples
Shrinks size of pimples overnight
Refreshing scent

Cons:

Stings a little
Smell can be quite strong

I love using tea tree oil! I use it strictly diluted as a spot treatment for those deep rooted pimples that develop along the jawline. I recently started a new birth control and am dealing with the initial breakout of bumps along my jawline. So far tea tree oil is the only topical treatment that has given me any relief. It doesn't work as a miracle overnight treatment (not for me anyway) but it definitely reduces the size and redness of pimples overnight. I dilute it 50/50 with water and it doesn't really irritate my skin or overly dry it out. So far, I am pleased with the results.

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hopefulx3

October 30, 2011

Pros:

Dries up pimples real quick
Kills bacteria
Good for you

Cons:

Smelllss baddd
Can burn if you put too much esp around eyes

I usto use tea tree oil for mosquito bites to stop the itch and redness. So it only makes sense that it would do the same for my pimples. Its cheap and a very naturale spot treatment ,if your someone that uses toothpaste as a spot treatment u really need to update. It does dry out your pimples and it kills bacteria but pouring it all over your face will not do you any good. Its a caustic solution so for allover application you might want to dilute it. Idk if its a cure to acne because its only makes pimples dat yu have go away idk if it really prevents dem. Keep in mind when pimples surface dey r actually the last stage of the acne that pimples might have been deyr days or weeks before it surfaced. So idt this product cures acne but it helps u maintain it.

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Juna

August 19, 2011

Pros:

Natural
Dries pimples
Good for large pimples

Cons:

Not recommended for sensitive skin or acne scars
May experience a burning sensation/red irritated skin
Caused my skin to peel when applying it to my acne scars.

If you were to use this, do not slab it all over your face or else you may experience burning, reddish or peeling. I use this as a spot treatment. I apply this at night with a q-tip on pimples and I leave it on overnight. I do see a noticeable reduction in the size of the pimple however it is no miracle and it may take a couple of uses to see real results. When I tried applying it to my acne scars my skin became irritated and as mentioned before, it caused my skin to peel and I do not have sensitive skin. So I would suggest only using it for pimples.

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nic

November 10, 2009

Pros:

works fast and great

Cons:

smell strong but you get used to it

I have always had a little acne but now after having my 2nd child I started breaking out ALL OVER my face. cheeks forehead exspecially jaw line.. All I do is rub it on straight out of the bottle all over my face and watch the magic run its coarse! I have had it in my cupboard for awhile and forgot about it. Last night I discovered it and tried the new approach of all over the face instead of just spot treatment like I normally did. This morning all my pimples are smaller and all of the redness is almost all gone!!! * bucks walmart get iT!

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Sandy

August 2, 2009

Pros:

This really works!! I have had pimples, black heads, and white heads since I was a teenager. I am now over 50 and have used everything in the book. After just the first application I see a big difference!!

Cons:

The smell

You need to stop spending money on other items and try this. it really works

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Terry Hines

July 28, 2009

Pros:

I can see my face changing already, and I've only been using it for two days!! My skin looks and feels much smoother now.

Cons:

It smells terrible.

I think that you just have to try it and see for your self.

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Gabby

July 23, 2009

Pros:

Vanishes unwanted blemishes very quickly, doesn't irritate the area and if it is, since its a natural product the irritation should only last a little while, I kind of like the smell xD

Cons:

dries a bit, but thats all.

I have never tried Tea Tree Oil before today, but within a half hour the severity of my acne went down! I was so shocked! best acne medication so far!

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June 30, 2009

Pros:

Dries pimples up fast, all natural remedy, reduces scaring and future breakouts.

Cons:

Smell is strong, makes skin dry out

I have tried almost every product on the market for acne and nothing ever worked for me. I've been using tee tree oil for a few weeks now and I have to say my face looks 50% better then it did when I first started. It brings pimples to a white head which is just pulling all the bad stuff out of your face. After a few weeks I noticed I've hardly had any new pimples form. Just a few little ones. I put it on morning and night after washing my face with a type of cleanser. It tends to dry the skin out though so I put a moisturizer on after the tee tree oil dries. I usually just dab the pimples and scaring areas using a Q-tip or cotton ball. Sometimes I'll rub fresh aloe from the plant on my face after applying the oil, seems to help even out the tone of my skin. I say tee tree oil is definitely worth a try...make sure it's 100* pure. I'll update again in a few weeks.

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