Tea Tree Concealer, £7.00
Tea Tree blackhead Exfoliating wash, £3.25
Tea Tree Night Lotion, £9.00
I’m
not usually one to enter the body shop for facial skincare products, I love
their body creams and scrubs, however it usually stops at that, and I would
never have found myself buying makeup from the brand. However about half a year
ago I purchased this trio of products from the Tea tree range at the body shop,
I think they were doing one of their offers, three for two or something, so of
course I couldn’t resist.
The
body shop is well known for its use of natural ingredients in all the products,
you only have to walk into the shop and that herbal goodness smell over whelms
you, they have many different lines of skin care to cater for various skin
types, one of my favorites is the vitamin E range for their day moisturizer, however
I decided to take the tea tree route, as I have used tea tree based products
for years and I love the smell and finish they have on the skin.
The
first product is the Tea tree black head exfoliating wash, now this would be a
great teenage purchase, as tea tree is amazing for targeting spots, and because
it works on removing black heads its something I would have jumped at aged 14+,
the product instantly overwhelms you with the tea tree smell, the consistency
is pretty thick, and it uses beads to get in to the nooks and crevices of your
T zone. However one thing I found, for a blackhead clearing wash it was quite
gentle, I felt like it fully cleansed and nourished my skin, however I felt the
product wasn’t gritty enough to tackle deep down dirt, in comparison to clean
and clears black head cleanser, which is a lot more gritty and effective, it
just didn’t fit the bill for that purpose.
The
second product was the tea tree blemish fade night lotion, this is little tub of
goodness left my skin feeling silky smooth and much clearer looking the next
morning. I just rub a small amount all over the face after I would moisturize,
sleep on it then notice that my blemishes (spots, redness) looked slightly less
harsh, and taken care of. A great product for trouble some skin, however I wouldn’t
use this too often as the product was quite strong and felt like it worked deep
into the skin.
Lastly the Tea tree concealer, this was a bit of
a disappointment if I’m honest, and will teach me to not buy makeup from the
tea tree range again, it claims that it is concealer that’s good for your skin,
as it has tea tree extracts within it, however I just found that it left my
skin looking dry and streaky, not really a great makeup product compared to
other concealers. I thought because it
was from the tea tree collection it might be a surprise purchase and do my skin
some good, however I was wrong and it just left me disappointed and patchy, the
color was also too dark for my skin tone and just didn’t do anything in the way
of 'concealing’.
2 comments:
love the post! definetly going to try the blackheaad stuff- since i have a few around my nose!
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