Made with tea tree oil grown in the foothills of Mount Kenya, this targeted gel is a convenient product to use on-the-go and used for blemished skin. Order online now and enjoy the convenience of online shopping with us! The best E-Commerce portal for purchasing products worldwide, online!
Cool and deeply cleanse your skin with our Tea Tree infused clay mask. Perfect for blemished complexions, the instantly cooling sensation refreshes skin, without over drying. This mask will help to clear impurities whilst absorbing excess sebum, leaving skin feeling smoother and clearer looking. Rinse-off cleansing clay mask for blemished skin With purifying tea tree oil grown in the foothills of Mount Kenya Deeply cleanse to remove impurities Soothes and calms skin Helps to promote clearer looking skin How To Use: Apply a generous layer over face after cleansing. Leave on for 5- 10 minutes then rinse off with warm water.
Refreshing, purifying toner. With purifying tea tree oil from the foothills of Mount Kenya. Removes residual make-up and impurities. Shake-to-activate mattifying powders reduce shine. Skin appears visibly clearer. Pores appear tighter.
Tea Tree Skin Clearing Foaming Cleanser is an instantly foaming daily facial wash, formulated to be gentle on blemished skin. Enriched with Community Trade tea tree oil, it cleanses without over drying, leaving oily skin feeling fresh and matte. 100% vegan. Enriched with Community Trade tea tree oil from the foothills of Mount Kenya. Mild, gentle and refreshing on blemished skin. Suitable for oily, blemished skin. Made in France
Purify your skin with our 100% vegan, invigoratingly scented Himalayan Charcoal Purifying Clay Wash. Formulated with bamboo charcoal from the Himalayan foothills, kaolin clay and Community Trade tea tree oil from Kenya, it cleanses away dirt and impurities and helps unclog pores. This foaming face wash has a silky-soft clay texture that is gentle enough for all skin types. It leaves skin feeling refreshed, soft and looking mattified without drying it out .
