Friday, 31 October 2014

The Body Shop Tea Tree Blemish Fade Lotion ♥

Happy Halloween! Have you got any spooky plans for this evening or this weekend? I am dressing up for work, I will make sure I take pictures to show you all. 
I have been loving this Body Shop night lotion recently. Even though it says it is a night lotion, I have also been using it in the mornings. It is very lightweight and easy to apply makeup on top of. 
It has a beautiful, fresh, tea tree scent which I adore and it feels nice and cooling on my face whenever I apply it. 

Since I started using this lotion, I have noticed the blemish marks between my eyebrows and below my nose have faded, some have disappeared completely. I have very sensitive skin, so I am always wary about trying new face products however, I haven't had any nasty breakouts from this lotion. I have never used any Body Shop products on my face so I am pleased to know I can use their facial skincare products. If you suffer from spots, I would highly recommend you use this lotion, it has definitely helped my skin! Fragrance Direct have a large range of  Body Shop products which are well worth checking out, (click here) to see all the bargains! Or view the entire range on The Body Shop website (click here) :) 






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3 comments:

  1. Great review, I will defo try. Don't forget to show the halloween pics :P x

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  2. This sounds amazing for my oily t zone which is prone to breakouts. Must suss it out soon x

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  3. I love the Tea Tree range, but I'm still yet to try this, really want to after reading your review though! I bought the face wash from the range today so am looking forward to trying that out!

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