This acne treatment review of Derma E Tea Tree and E Face and Body Wash will break down the components of this cleanser and explain what it can do.
The Derma E face and body wash contains botanical extracts to provide a natural antiseptic to battle skin irritations. According to the manufacturer of this cleanser, the product helps keep the skin soft and fresh. It is also said to be effective in deep-cleansing the body and the face by removing toxins and dirt from the skin.
Derma E, the maker of the Tea Tree body and facial wash, stated that the product has the ability to prevent skin flare ups, itching and flaking. It is also said to revitalize and moisturize the skin and acts as a natural antibacterial. Furthermore, Tea Tree is recommended by Derma E as an after-sports shower gel to help prevent fungal infections and body odor.
"This is a fantastic product! If you have oily skin and/or acne problems, this is a great cleanser to use. Not only it is inexpensive, but it actually works. It's clean smelling gel leaves your skin oil free, without drying."
Excerpt from a customer review on folica.com
"...It's cleansing without stripping, and mild enough to use daily. The Tea Tree oil fragrance is potent, but becomes tolerable and anticipated. Has helped me resolve most of my minor skin irritations."
Excerpt from a customer review on vitacost.com
"Tea tree oil is essential if want a great smelling anti-fungal, anti-bacterial product that really works. This body wash is super and keeps you fresh all day long."
Excerpt from a customer review on amazon.com
"...this wash just did not agree with my face. The cleansing strength was so-so, but it dried my face too much and did not reduce my pimples or redness. I could see it working well for body acne, since the bottle holds so much product."
Excerpt from a customer review on makeupalley.com
"Wow...what a great product for the price. It is a terrific cleanser with a clean, earthy fragrance. I use it every night before bed and follow with a moisturizer. My skin looks and feels great."
Excerpt from a consumer review on folica.com
We got interested in this face and body wash because it seems to suit both men and women. Half of the user comments we've gathered are from men. It is a bit unusual since we have been used to personal care products formulated either for women or for men only. What's more unusual is that both men and women consumers (a big percentage of them) sang the praises of this product. Majority of the comments we've read asserted that the product is effective and worth the money. Another unusual thing about the Derma E Tea Tree is that it can be used both for the body and the face. A unisex, dual-purpose, well-liked product, hmmm...that's not very common, is it?
This product has a lot of positives going for it. First, most consumers loved it. Second, it's dual-purpose. Third, it suits both men and women! For that, we give it high praises. Although we did encounter some complaints, they are very few and almost negligible compared with the praises the product has received. We do remind readers that like any normal body and facial wash, it wasn't created for the whole planet. Meaning, it might or might not work for you. But judging from the number of positive responses, we think there is a high percentage chance that it will work. And it is reasonably priced.
The Tea Tree and E Face and Body Wash is from Derma E Natural Bodycare located in Simi Valley, California
Water, Organic Aloe barbadensis leaf extract, Cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine, Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil, Glycerin, Ammonium lauryl sulfate, Panthenol, Tocopheryl acetate, PEG-150 distearate, Organic chamomilla recutita flower extract, Rosmarinus officinalis leaf extract, Equisetum arvense extract, Polysorbate 20, Citric acid, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin
Face: gently massage on skin until well lathered; rinse off with warm water
Body: apply desired amount to damp cloth or loofah; lather and rinse
$10.50
If the product was purchased directly from Derma E, it can be returned within 45 days after purchase
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