Picking & Pimple Popping Redness Relief, Soothes Irritation fast; All Natural 2% Tea Tree Oil, 5% Niacinamide, 8% Zinc, Propolis, Made in US

Saw an ad on insta. I have a bad habit of picking that leaves my skin bright red afterwards. All the acne creams irritate my skin, so I decided to give this a try. Had no idea what to expect but I'm pretty happy with the results. It does what it says. The formula is thin and dries like a mask. The scent is a little strong, but it went away as soon as I washed it off. My face was definitely less red and irritated than if I had done nothing.

The product is fine it's the pump stopped working 3/4 way of product left- well let's say too bad what was still left went everywhere but on my skin. They could get a better dispenser to deliver their product if buy again.Till then sorry....again it does what it says .Bad packaging

I have a teenage daughter with very sensitive skin who often picks at her breakouts. I try to stop her, but I can’t catch her every time. I bought this post pop potion because it sounded like it's made for that sort of thing. I hoped it would reduce the inflammation on her face and it did. She tried it and said she could see a real difference. She said the pimples looked smaller, healed faster, and were less red and irritated. She loved the tea tree smell too.

Especially for the cost, I expected more. The packaging is super cheap dollar store quality. I don’t need super durable gorgeous packaging or anything, but I’d be surprised if it lasts long enough to use the bottle. The product itself just didnt work for me. Some people are saying it reduced redness for them, but if anything, my skin is more irritated than if I had just left it alone for 20 minutes. Really, just wash your face and put patches on your spots (they make them with tea tree oil even, which is a major component of this product). For the picked at spots, you’d be surprised what an ice cube in a paper towel can do. I hate to say it, partially because I wanted to like this stuff, but don’t waste your money.

This product reminded me a lot of calamine lotion and another popular drying lotion. The color beige instead of pink (because there is no calamine) but just like in those it does contain zinc oxide which I think gives it a similar smell.It has a lot of great natural ingredients, except for titanium dioxide. The International Agency for Research on Cancer designates titanium dioxide as a carcinogen due to studies that have found increased lung cancers in animals after inhalation exposure. So do with that info what you will.I did try out this product on a couple spots that needed to be drained. I applied the “potion” for 20 minutes as suggested and wiped away and it really did reduce the redness quite a bit. The pimple looked smaller in size I was really impressed. I’m just not sure I want to continue using this giving the ingredient in question… It really doesn’t need to be in there because the purpose is usually just to add a white color…

It’s white tinted.. so not good for my sun tanned skin. Even after I lost my tan this fall it still looks white when I put it on, so It’s sitting on my dresser useless.

Works great

It does what it says. I used it for two red spots. Kinda forgot it was on so it stayed for over the recommended time. But the redness was mostly gone when I took it off. I would definitely continue with it.