





Acne Clear Off Gel
Pimple patches piling up in the bin, plastic tubes everywhere—if you've tried to treat acne without adding to landfill, you know the struggle. Most acne products come with single-use packaging and harsh chemicals that feel wasteful and sometimes irritating.
Many over-the-counter treatments use benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid in plastic-heavy containers. These ingredients can help, but they often strip skin, create microplastic pollution, and leave you searching for gentler, greener alternatives.
There's solid science behind using botanicals. Green tea extract has been shown in studies to reduce sebum by up to 60%. Tea tree oil can help with inflamed pimples, though it needs to be diluted to avoid irritation. Even willow bark (a natural source of salicylic acid) works to unclog pores—without the chemical overload.
If you're switching to eco friendly acne solutions, look for products with:
People often overuse essential oils, thinking more is better. That backfires—causing irritation or dryness. Another mistake: assuming 'natural' always means safe for sensitive skin. Always patch test, especially with potent botanicals.
Look for products listing plant-based actives up top. If a cleanser's main ingredient is water and the botanicals are last, it's probably not strong enough to help.
Glass bottles and jars can be recycled endlessly, while most plastics can't. Some brands offer mail-back recycling, which is a bonus if you can't compost at home.
Instead of stripping oils, the best eco options keep your skin barrier happy. Products with aloe, niacinamide, or oat extract calm flare-ups without wrecking your moisture levels.
It's tempting to mix up your own treatments—maybe honey masks or baking soda scrubs. But a lot of online recipes are too harsh (think lemon juice burns) or simply ineffective. Stick to brands that actually test their formulas for safety and results.
Our line combines proven plant actives with recyclable packaging and zero microplastics. Plus, our AI Skin Analyser can help you pinpoint exactly what your skin craves before you buy. Want to see which Bionatural® Actives fit your acne type? Check out Arish BIO-NATURAL for personalized, planet-friendly options.
Eco friendly options help mild to moderate acne, especially with ingredients like green tea and willow bark. For severe cystic acne, you might need a dermatologist's help.
Not always. Green tea and tea tree oil have research backing their acne-fighting power. Results depend on concentration and how you use them.
Look for glass, aluminum, or compostable materials. Refillable systems and brands offering mail-back recycling are even better than just "recyclable" claims.
Sometimes, yes—especially with exfoliating ingredients like willow bark or lactic acid. Purging usually settles in 2–4 weeks if the product suits your skin.
Skip synthetic fragrances, parabens, and microplastics. Essential oils can be irritating in high doses, so check the ingredient list for dilution.
DIY can be risky—lemon juice and baking soda, for example, can burn or disrupt your skin barrier. Patch test or stick to professionally formulated products.
Yes, we use recyclable and refillable packaging across our acne care range, with no microplastics in our formulas.
Our analyser scans your skin's hydration, pores, and pigmentation, so we can recommend Bionatural® Actives tailored to your acne and eco values.
Some do, but you’ll find many affordable options. Higher prices often reflect better ingredients and packaging, which can mean fewer breakouts and less waste.
Yes, just check with your dermatologist to avoid ingredient clashes. Plant-based products generally play well with most topical medications.