I'm really curious about dxn tea tree cream and its effectiveness for treating acne. Is it actually helpful, or is it just another cream that ends up being a waste of money? I've tried other options before and just don't want to be disappointed again. What do you think?

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

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DXN Tea Tree Cream can be useful in treating acne due to its ingredients: 1. Tea Tree Oil (5%): Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties help reduce acne. 2. Aloe Vera: Soothes and calms the skin. However, individual results may vary. It might not work for everyone, especially for severe acne. Pros: 1. Natural ingredients 2. Affordable 3. Can help with mild to moderate acne Cons: 1. May not be effective for severe acne 2. Can cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some individuals Not a waste of money, but it's essential to: 1. Use it consistently 2. Follow a proper skincare routine 3. Be patient (may take time to see result

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