Tea Tree Skin Clearing Mattifying Toner
For oily, blemished skinPurifyingVegan
Meet your skin’s new partner in crime. Its job? To get rid of dirt and grime lurking around your pores. Our Tea Tree Skin Clearing Mattifying Toner helps purify, refresh and prep the skin so you’re ready to take on the world.
So you’re not in love with your blemishes. We get it. This face toner for oily skin helps to remove makeup and grime so your pores feel clean. Just sweep our Tea Tree Skin Clearing Mattifying Toner over your face to reveal clearer-looking and more mattified skin. Simple.
Our vegan tea tree face toner is enriched with Community Fair Trade tea tree oil from Kenya. Our formula is perfect for everyday use and our tea tree toner won’t dry out your skin in the process. Phew!
We think it’s pretty great. In fact, we think it’s our best toner for oily skin because our tea tree oil toner leaves your skin feeling clean, purified, fresh and back to its old glowing self.
- Yep, it’s vegan
- Enriched with Community Fair Trade tea tree oil from Kenya
- Give any lurking makeup and grime the heave-ho
- Oily skin’s perfect partner
Community Fair Trade Tea Tree Oil
Tea tree oil is the holy grail for oily and blemished skin, thanks to its naturally purifying talents.
Tea Tree Essentials
complete your routineCommunity Fair Trade tea tree oil
Small but mighty
Known for its naturally purifying prowess, tea tree oil has always been a winner for oily and blemished skin. That’s why we love it in our Tea Tree skincare range.
Our Community Fair Trade tea tree oil is sustainably sourced in Kenya. We partner with a number of independent farmers who steam-distil the leaves within 12 hours of harvest, to make sure we’re bottling our purest and most potent oil. The oil from around 15,000 tea tree leaves goes into every 20ml bottle of Tea Tree Oil.
We take a lot of pride in making sure we source the highest quality ingredients, while making sure they’re having a positive impact on people and the planet.
Our trade provides a fair price and stable income to hundreds of farmers belonging to Kutoka Ardhini (which means ‘from the ground’ in Swahili) in rural Kenya, where employment opportunities are low.