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the Body Shop Helps With Acne! Posted: 11-08-06 23:55pm


The tea tree oil glycerin soap and the tea tree oil freshener has improved my skin dramatically in the last two weeks. I've seen such a major improvement and though i'd pass along the info. It's a bit pricey, 6 dollars for the bar of soap (or 1 for a squeeze bottle.. Glycerin soap is better because it dries the acne more) and I think 12 for the refreshener.. But it does work! Good luck everyone

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