Back & Body Acne Treatment ~ Tea Tree Treatment ~diminishes ”backne”~ Back + Body acne ~ All Natural~ Essential Oils ~ Ricewater Acne Treatment

Back & Body Acne Treatment ~ diminishes ”backne”~ Back & Body acne treatment ~ All Natural~ Essential Oils ~ Acne Treatment ~ Tea Tree & Lavender Ricewater

16oz or 32oz

~ 16oz comes with pump top* 

Application Instructions: After each shower use pump top and apply to your back or any other acne prone areas on your body. Massage in and let dry. Do not wash off*

Tea tree oil is a natural ingredient that has been scientifically proven to help treat all kinds of pimples.

Tea tree oil is an essential oil derived mainly from a plant native to Australia known as Melaleuca alternifolia. Like so many other natural and plant-based ingredients, it has a long history. It’s been a traditional medicine used by native Aborigines for centuries, who inhaled tea tree oil to treat coughs and applied it topically for skin healing. There are almost 100 components in the oil, one of the major ones being a compound known as Terpinen-4-ol. This compound has all the good stuff, namely strong antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects, and it is those properties that are precisely what make tea tree oil such a good pick for acne-prone skin.
Unlike many other essential oils, it’s non-comedogenic and won’t clog pores. Tea tree oil also offers antioxidant properties.

One 2006 study found that tea tree oil has both anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. This may help with treating inflammatory acne lesions, such as pimples.

Tea tree treats a wide range acne:
It can work on both comedonal acne (blackheads, whiteheads, smaller blemishes) and inflammatory acne (big, red, angry pimples). Anti-bacterial and Anti-inflammatory and improves both comedonal and mild to moderate inflammatory acne, reducing the number of acne lesions as well as the severity of these lesions. So much so, that it’s even been compared head-to-head with another antibacterial acne-fighter, benzoyl peroxide. A study published in the Medical Journal of Australia looked at the direct effects of a five percent concentration of tea tree oil versus five percent benzoyl peroxide. The results? Both treatments effectively addressed comedonal and inflammatory acne. Tea tree oil was a bit slower to work, but, it did win out when it came to having less irksome side effects associated with it.
Tea tree oil is moisturizing, which differentiates it from topical benzoyl peroxide and retinoids, which are usually drying. In this comparative study , those patients using the tea tree oil had significantly fewer side effects of dryness and irritation.

Lavender oil can benefit the skin in numerous ways. It has the ability to lessen acne, help lighten skin, and reduce wrinkles.

Ricewater can soothe and tone your skin, and even improve different skin conditions.
Applying rice water topically can soothe the skin, clear up blemishes caused by skin conditions like eczema, and help it heal.

Rice water contains substances known to help protect and repair your skin.

A 2013 study showed that Ricewater can help improve skin damage from the sun. Ricewater increases the collagen in the skin, which keeps your skin supple and helps prevent wrinkling. Ricewater also appears to have natural sunscreen properties.

Other studies show strong evidence for the anti-aging benefits of fermented rice water because of its antioxidant properties.

Rice water is known to help with skin irritation caused by sodium laurel sulfate (SLS), an ingredient found in many personal care products.

This ingredients combined with an all Natural Radish Root preservative makes this the ultimate fighter for Back, Chest and Body Acne *

~Handmade by an Old Soul~

~Enjoy