Spot Remover

[liralen]

Of another kind. Every month when I don't do my two face washes a day I usually get one pimple/zit. I have now found something magical that can take care of that one spot nearly the moment I find it. If I get it early, it gets taken care of in a day. Even at the 'touch me and die' stage, this stuff takes care of it in, at most, two days. I just apply it with at Q-Tip.

So if you know of someone who has problems with mild breakouts, feel free to forward this recommendation of mine. It's cheap and quick. There are a lot of Origins outlets around the country.

Comments

[bwb-archive.livejournal.com]

Oooh!!!!!

Again, we have the same issue with face washing. I have it also if I don't shave at least every other day if not every day. Have to shave. Have to wash face. If not, I get the same result.

Thanks for the product! I'm definitely going to try it out.

[palinade.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the tip--I have the same issue with the washing twice a day. I've been using Aveda's Tea Tree oil directly to any irritated spots and within three days, it's gone. It's faster if I "catch" it before it becomes a problem.

I've heard that tea tree oil is usually found in "natural" based blemish removers (like the Body Shop sells) and that used as a single note might irritate more sensitive skin. So far, my skin doesn't seem to react negatively at all, so I just keep using it.

But the Origins stuff is great, too. A long time ago, I used to use their minty face wash--lovedlovedloved the design of the glass bottle, but couldn't really afford the wash at the-then-price of $15. Now, I don't think I'd blink at the price for good quality stuff that works and doesn't overdry or over moisturize.

Why is it that most men don't have this problem?

[liralen.livejournal.com]

Ooo... good to know about the Aveda equivalent, as I actually have an Aveda dealer nearer me than an Origins dealer. I like both, and, yeah, I've changed as you have, too, buying the more expensive stuff that is really enjoyable. Thanks!