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- af****Combination SkinAcne SkinFeb 4, 2025
It wasn't as effective at calming blemishes as the ads claimed. I'd say the Essen Herb Tea Tree Oil works better for that. The fragrance is overpowering and it feels quite irritating on the skin. It's also so watery that it runs off, making it inconvenient to use. - su*****Combination SkinSensitive SkinBrightening/Dark SpotsDark CirclesInner DrynessWrinkles/ElasticityEnlarged PoresRecommendedDec 28, 2024
It's effective. The results seem to vary depending on the type of blemishes. It definitely has a calming effect on those about to surface. You need to be careful with the amount you use. I found out the hard way that you shouldn't apply it directly to bare skin. Since it's a potent product, it's best to apply it as the final step after your skincare routine. When I tried it on bare skin, my complexion reacted oddly. Now I always make sure to use it after my other products. The small quantity makes it pricey, but since it's not for daily use, it's manageable. - ph****Dehydrated SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinSebum/BlackheadsInner DrynessWrinkles/ElasticityEnlarged PoresRecommendedNov 4, 2024
When my skin wasn't super sensitive, I applied benzoyl peroxide to the blemishes before bed, waited for it to absorb, then mixed a drop or two of this product with a rich moisturizer and applied it generously. The blemishes gradually dried up and subsided. For times when my skin was more sensitive, I skipped the benzoyl peroxide, gently patted this on first, let it absorb completely, then applied acne patches. It causes an intense burning sensation. While the product description mentions some irritation, it's far more intense than expected. The more problematic the area, the stronger the irritation seems to be. Avoid using it on blemishes around the mouth. That's why they recommend mixing it with a rich moisturizer. Never apply the undiluted product directly to bare skin. There's a reason they warn against it. If you only have one or two problem areas, mixing one drop with your cream should suffice. For slightly more coverage, maybe two drops? There's no need to use more than that. For those with widespread blemishes, try to calm the overall area first, then focus on the larger spots. This product is designed for spot treatment, so applying it to every single blemish in a concentrated area could lead to excessive irritation, similar to applying it all over. - c_*****Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinBrightening/Dark SpotsInner DrynessWrinkles/ElasticityEnlarged PoresDead Skin CellsRecommendedSep 3, 2024
Excellent for soothing the skin. It really makes blemishes disappear... If you can tolerate the scent, it's great! The smell is like concentrated peppermint, about 100 times stronger. Be careful around sensitive areas like the mouth and between the eyebrows, as it can be a bit irritating. Use this as the final step in your skincare routine! 
so*********Dry SkinSensitive SkinAtopic SkinBrightening/Dark SpotsInner DrynessWrinkles/ElasticityEnlarged PoresRednessJun 3, 2024I haven't noticed any particularly positive aspects while using this product yet. I couldn't really tell much difference between using this and tea tree oil. The fragrance is extremely strong and not very pleasant. Make sure to keep it in a well-ventilated area. If you store it in a closed container, the scent will completely fill the space, requiring extensive airing out. As for blemish improvement, I didn't really see any noticeable effects.
