Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm Review

Hey guys!

Today I am going to review a face balm for you all and there’s a funny story how I discovered it. I bought this balm just to add some variety to my cleansing routine by adding Tea Tree (to avoid pimples) along with Balm Balm Frankincense Deep Cleansing Balm . But, on the day they arrived, I realised that it is a moisturizer in balm form, and not a cleanser. Earlier, I was disappointed, but now I am in love with this product. Read more to find out everything about this product.

Product Description:
Shea butter, sunflower, beeswax, jojoba, calendula & tea tree essential oil, gently melted together to create a soft balm formulation to soothe, moisturise and nourish your face or anywhere else that might need caring for.

Tea Tree essential oil is antibacterial & antiviral so can help to clear up all sorts of little problems.

Awarded ‘Best Budget Buy’ with the Independent Newspaper – “capable of zapping my acne!”

Our Tea Tree Face Balm is an organic face balm certified by the Soil Association

Ingredients:
All organically grown.

Butyrospermum parkii (shea butter)
helianthus annuus (sunflower oil),
cera alba (beeswax)
calendula officinalis (calendula oil)
simmondsia chinensis (jojoba oil)
melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree) leaf oil.

Price:
GBP 6.99

My Experience with Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm:

I just purchased this product thinking it was a cleansing balm so when I realized that it is a face balm I was scared as I was hesitating to purchase a cleansing balm as I have oily skin and this is a balm for face:/ Still I convinced myself to try this as I knew that it will not break my skin because of the tea tree content in it; and thank God I tried it:) It comes in a squeeze tube packaging with a screw open cap. The packaging is travel friendly.

This has to be kept below 30 degrees so I keep it in refrigerator or else it melts. It has a fine balm consistency and has the tea tree fragrance to it, which I find quite relaxing and calming. Only a little amount is required because if you take more it leaves your skin all shiny. It absorbs in your skin instantly and if you take the right amount it does not make your skin oily at all.

It moisturizes my skin for at least 6 hours and it feels really light on my skin; I will say that it is even lighter that Neutrogena oil free moisturizer and that’s saying a lot because many people swear by that even I do. I use this in my CTM routine and I wake up with soft, supple, hydrated and glowing skin in the morning.

It has not broken me out at all; in fact it helps my skin to dry any pimple at an early stage. I use it every alternate days because I do not like to use a moisturizer for my personal reasons. It is 100% organic which is the part I love the most.

Pros of Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm:

• Little goes a long way, so the price is reasonable
• Moisturizes my skin really nicely
• When used as a night cream, it leaves my skin soft, supple and glowing
• 100% organic
• Travel friendly packaging

Cons of Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm:

• Availability
• It may leave your skin looking shiny if excess quantity is used

IMBB Rating:
4/5

Would I Recommend Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm?
Yes, I recommend this to people with all skin types as you can use it according to your needs. Also, it is chemical free and your skin will thank you for this. 🙂

Would I Repurchase Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm?
Of course, I will repurchase this as soon as my current tube gets over.

Even though, I had purchased this by mistake, I am really happy with it. Do try this! 🙂

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