Salicylic Acid — Salicylic acid helps unclog pores and reduce acne by exfoliating skin and breaking down cellular buildup.
SKINCARE
Is Clinical for Acne
RESEARCH
- Salicylic acid reduces acne lesions
- Niacinamide helps with inflammation
- Tea tree oil has antibacterial propertie
- No studies on this exact mix
COMMUNITY
- Loved by some spa professionals and loyal users, but others find it overpriced for what you get.
SAFETYSalicylic acid can irritate sensitive skin; avoid during pregnancy without checking with a doctor first.
WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS
ALL 32 ON PUBMED ↗Niacinamide — Niacinamide reduces irritation from acne medications and may help treat acne due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
Tea Tree Oil — Tea tree oil has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that could help acne, but evidence from clinical trials is limited.
Salicylic acid removes dead skin and unclogs pores in acne-prone skin.
Niacinamide strengthens skin barrier and reduces water loss.
Tea tree oil kills bacteria and reduces inflammation related to acne.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
READ THREADS ON REDDIT ↗COMMUNITY SENTIMENT
65% positive
“It's a mixed bag for me. The products I love from them I LOVE. Can take or leave a few. Their backbar isn't super expansive but I have my go tos. At my spa it is our mid-tier line and it is our top seller for sure. People really love it and the clients we have on full routines on it are having amazing results fwiw. Def an expensive buy in but I am a fan and as of right now I would buy in if I opened my own spot.”
U/MSHARPSICHORD ↗“This is my favourite brand - and i've tried a lot of the higher ends one like Skinceuticals, Obagi, etc. They use the best ingredient available and formulate with deep thoughtfulness. My favourites (40 years old, normal-dry, rosacea) which are basically my routine 1. Cleansing Complex (so gentle) 2. Pro-Heal Serum (calming, very high AOX protection) 3. Extreme Protect SPF 30 or SPF 40 (or Eclipse SPF 50 in beige) 4. Creme Cleanser (nice for morning cleansing) 5. Reparative Moisture Emulsion (lightweight and nourishing) 6.”
U/COMPLETE-CATTLE2152 ↗“No it's mediocre to bad and extremely overpriced.”
U/KERODON ↗COMMENTS
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