DR.BRONNER'S Tea Tree Sugar Soap Reviews

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• 기웅러버

  Apr 17, 2025
  Oily SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  In a state where I had quite a lot of folliculitis, I accidentally used Dr. Bronner's products, and it subsided within a day. Of course, it didn't completely disappear, but it subsided a lot and improved. When I looked into the reason, I found that among Dr. Bronner's products, tea tree and eucalyptus have proven effective against Staphylococcus. Folliculitis on the body is divided into two types: antibacterial and antifungal. Antibacterial ones improve with antibiotics, while antifungal ones, which are fungal folliculitis, require antifungal medication, not antibiotics. However, this is temporary, and the condition reappears when the medication is stopped. So I haven't been to a dermatologist in a while, but if you're stressed about folliculitis, you might want to give it a try. Dr. Bronner's itself is a liquid soap with simple and gentle ingredients, but it has a strong cleansing power. It has a very thin, watery consistency, and while it does produce some lather when rubbed with the hands, it's not particularly foamy. So you may end up using a bit more. The scents vary by product, but the tea tree one doesn't have a strong or lingering fragrance. There's also a regular tea tree soap, and this one is a brown color like brown sugar. And there are no exfoliating particles or anything like that, so I'm not sure how effective it is for exfoliating.

  Cons

  Dr. Bronner's itself contains plant-based oils, so it is said to be moisturizing, but I always feel it dries out my skin whenever I use it. And it doesn't produce a lot of lather, so I tend to use a lot of the product in order to get a good cleansing feeling.

  Tip

  using a separate foam container allows for the creation of a more voluminous foam

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