How it feels
Respondents: 2
How are the product feel results calculated?
Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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How easy was it to dispense the amount you wanted? Somewhat difficult (50%)
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How would you rate the spreadability? Very easy (100%)
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How did the oil feel in terms of weight? Very lightweight (100%)
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How would you rate the slippery residue? None at all (100%)
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How long did the moisturized feeling last? Disappeared almost immediately (50%)
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I struggle with acne, so this is my third bottle. I like the tea tree scent, but apparently people who don't like it really hate the smell. I can't be bothered, so I just put it directly on my finger and apply it. There's not much in the bottle, so I don't think it's very cost-effective... It works well on red, swollen pimples. It calms them down, so I often use it together with medicated acne cream. If you struggle with big pimples that get really red and swollen, I want you to at least give it a try.
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Honestly, it is irritating. The smell is sharp, and it can sting and tingle, but it definitely has a strong calming effect, and I can feel the redness going down as soon as I apply it, so it's an oil I can't help reaching for when I have acne or inflammation. Even though it's called an oil, the texture is very runny, like a toner. If you're using it for the first time, be careful because it might sting, and avoid using it near mucous membranes.
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