Burt's Bees Acne Treatment.

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Brianna L.

Aug 7, 2013

Brianna L.

So I have eczema, and my face is very sensitive. My face lately has been breaking out with acne all over my forehead and nose area because my "time of the month" has been off. I don't know what to do because I don't want to make my skin even worse with school right around the corner not to mention it'll be my first year of high school. Soo I need opinions on Burt's Bees acne treatment and whether or not you guys think it would be safe for my skin. (I've heard it's mainly all natural stuff they use to make the products)

Vanessa W.

Aug 7, 2013

Vanessa W.

Yeah it's all natural so it's okay for your skin :) it's more preventive than healing though, imo. It runs out quick too since you need like 5 drops at a time.

Since you have eczema, I don't think this is strong enough for you. I recommend Tea Tree Oil much more. It's pure and natural, plus it's very strong and effective for either minor spot treatment or full blown cystic acne.

Brianna L.

Aug 7, 2013

Brianna L.

Thank you

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