Forget Salicylic Acid, Tea Tree Oil Clears Breakouts Naturally!

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DJ M.

May 16, 2011

DJ M.

If you have problem skin or get occasional blemishes and want a more natural way of dealing with it, forget other skin cleansers and try tea tree oil instead!

Read about different ways to use pure tea tree oil here: http://bkoicosmetics.blogspot.com/2011/05/in-war-against-your-skin-tea-tree-oil.html

Do you already use tea tree oil? Share your method!

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Althea N.

May 18, 2011

Althea N.

I TOTALLY believe this! I used to get bad acne around my hair line from the oils of my hair/scalp. Well I switched to tea tree oil to moisturize my scalp, and I haven't seen those breakouts in months! I may give this a whirl!

I've been using a green tea cleanser from St. Ives as well. It still has salicylic acid, but the green tea helps with redness!

Great post!

DJ M.

May 21, 2011

DJ M.

Thanks!

That's another great point! There are a lot of different natural things you can use to soothe your skin's redness like chamomile, aloe, etc. If you try this let me know how it goes! I use tea tree oil in my shampoo and conditioner and it works GREAT. 

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