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Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Face Wash For Acne
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- 4 reviews
Not my favourite
Started using this as I was having trouble with breakouts. Very foamy and easily glides over face, I do have sensitive skin and did feel slight burning. Very strong smell - which can’t be helped as tea tree is just that, but I find the smell too much.
Purchased in January 2021 for $10.
First try
I just started using this and my skink is usually sensitive but this product does not burn my face I just put it on and it seems to soothe my skin I will keep you guys updated
Purchased in November 2020 at Chemist Warehouse for $13.
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Thank you for giving my face back!
I am in my late 30s and a mum of two young toddlers, the last thing I need is acne, but I have them on my forehead and jawline, they are very stubborn to get rid of and I have tried many products just don't seem to amaze me. I accidentally come by Thursday Plantation in Woolworths and thought just give it a try. It has been a week since I used the acne wash, spot treatment and the face cream. The acne on the forehead have all shrivelled up, still some under my jawline, I am very happy with this product, it is simple and effective! Thank you Thursday Plantation!
Purchased in May 2020 at Woolworths for $14.99.
Questions & Answers
does it clear hormonal teen acne?
Doesn't hurt to give it a try it is inexpensive to buy anyway. I do find it makes your skin a little dry so be sure to find a cream or a toner which counter that, witch hazel toners are good too, good luck
Why this cleaner make my skin more dry and got some pimples?
Tea tree is a product that helps with pimples and break-outs and tea tree is used to dry out the pimples and depending on your skin type sometimes it dries out your whole face.
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Details
| Category | Acne Treatments |
|---|---|
| Application | Face |
| Release date | Dec 2008 |
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