DR.BRONNER'S Tea Tree Shikakai Soap Reviews

This Korean review was translated by AI and may contain inaccuracies.

2 Reviews

• MlleKIM

  Oct 3, 2016
  Combination SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  Skin Type: T-zone oily, U-zone normal/acne-prone skin My facial acne got better after becoming a university student, except when I was stressed or wearing makeup. But my back acne was still severe, and I really struggled with it. It was especially troublesome during sweaty summers and transitional seasons when it would get itchy. Even using famous acne-targeted skincare products, my skin would just get drier and itchier. I eventually gave up, but then tried this product since I heard it was organic. It's definitely been working well for me. My acne hasn't necessarily decreased, but it's prevented from spreading, and I don't experience the itchiness or dryness anymore. And most importantly, it has a satisfying squeaky-clean feel! (I really dislike the slippery feeling of some body washes) I'd recommend this to: 1. Those just starting to get acne -> Like me, it may be better to start with a gentler product than harsh acne treatments, since your skin is still young. Later on, you can carefully select acne-targeted products after proper diagnosis. 2. Those struggling with back acne -> The only solutions for back acne are using the right products and preventing it from spreading... That's why I recommend this! Using this stopped the itchiness, so I didn't scratch, and it prevented further spreading.

  Cons

  It's good for me, but the scent may be divisive for some. Just a heads up!

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• yyj9032

  Dec 23, 2015
  Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  I've tried all three - Cica Kai Soap Lemon Lime, Tea Tree, and Lavender. In the winter, I found the Lavender to be the best, while in the summer, the Lemon Lime was preferable. The Tea Tree seems to be good for acne-prone skin year-round. My acne caused by rinses and treatments has decreased significantly!!!!!Moreover, the Cica Kai is better than Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap as it has a pump dispenser and is made with grape enzymes, which is better for the skin.

  Cons

  The only downside was that it's expensive. There's no downside to using it. Ah, for those sensitive to scents, the Tea Tree does have a noticeable fragrance, though not as strong as Castile Soap.

  Tip

  Absolutely do not buy it at the regular price in Korea!!!!!!!! It's way too expensive. If you order it directly, you can get it for half the price.