Tea Tree face cleansing soap is a solid soap for problem and oily skin: activated charcoal cleanses deeply and absorbs impurities, while tea tree essential oil cares for blemish-prone skin. After washing, the skin feels clean, fresh and clearer.
Who this soap is for
- Blemish-prone skin – thorough yet caring cleansing as the first step of a consistent routine.
- Oily skin and a shiny T-zone – charcoal absorbs excess sebum.
- Enlarged pores – with regular cleansing, pores look cleaner and less noticeable.
- Convenience – one bar instead of a gel: no plastic, lasts a long time.
Tea tree or clay/charcoal: which soap to choose
We have two facial cleansing soaps: this one with tea tree and charcoal is for blemish-prone skin, while the Clay / Charcoal Facial Cleansing Soap is the choice for oily skin whose main concern is shine and enlarged pores. If in doubt: blemishes → tea tree; shine → clay.
The tea tree range for problem skin
The soap opens the routine: after cleansing, apply the Tea Tree rollon stick to individual blemishes, and the Tea tree face cream is the everyday final care with a matte finish.
Ingredients (INCI)
INCI: Sodium Palmitate, Sodium Castorate, Sodium Cocoate, Glycerin, Sucrose, Sorbitol, Aqua, Coco Glucoside, Charcoal Powder, Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil.
Size: 50 g.
Storage
Between washes, keep the soap dry on a dish that lets water drain; that way it lasts longest.
Frequently asked questions about tea tree soap
Is it good for acne-prone skin?
That is exactly the skin it is made for: thorough cleansing with charcoal and care with tea tree are the first step of a consistent routine, so the skin looks cleaner and calmer. The soap is a cosmetic product; for pronounced inflammatory acne, ask a dermatologist for advice.
How do you use it?
Wet the soap and your hands, gently wash your face with the lather in circular motions and rinse thoroughly, morning and evening. After washing, give the skin moisture back with a hydrosol and a cream.
How is it different from the clay/charcoal soap?
This one is aimed at blemish-prone skin (tea tree + charcoal), the clay/charcoal one at oily skin and shine. Both cleanse deeply; the difference is in the care that goes with the cleansing.
Will it dry out my face?
The glycerin base makes washing gentle, but after any thorough cleansing the skin welcomes moisture: spritz on a hydrosol and apply a cream. Very dry skin should use it once a day.
What do customers say about this soap?
Customers rate it 4.9 out of 5 on average. Read all the reviews further down the page.
Where can I buy tea tree soap and how much does it cost?
In our online shop, in a 50 g pack. The price is shown by the buy button; delivery terms and prices are on the Delivery page.
How to use
For best results, we recommend using the soap daily, in the morning and evening.
Apply the soap to wet facial skin, gently massage in circular motions, especially focusing on problematic areas.
Rinse with warm water and dry your face with a clean towel.
After cleansing, apply a moisturizer suited to your skin type to retain moisture and further nourish the skin.
*All our products are also suitable for children aged 3 and up.
