Ingredient science
Tea tree oil is known for its fresh, clarifying character and is widely used in products for oily and blemish-prone skin. This card describes the oil, not a measured result on this bottle.
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FOR SKIN THAT SHINES AGAIN AN HOUR AFTER WASHINGA tea tree mist to finish the cleanse, lift leftover oil and leave skin feeling fresh and balanced.
TEA TREE OIL · LEMON OIL · LAVENDER OIL · ORANGE OIL
Tea Tree Cleanser Toner
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CLEANSER TONER MIST FOR OILY, SENSITIVE AND ACNE-PRONE SKIN, 100 ML
For oily skin; sensitive skin; acne-prone skin
4.9 average· 59 reviews on this pageComplete the routine
Tea Tree Cleanser Toner is the step between washing and moisturising for oily, sensitive and acne-prone skin. Tea tree oil leads, with lemon, lavender and orange oils in support, in a 100 mL spray.
100 ML SPRAY · TEA TREE OIL · OILY, SENSITIVE AND ACNE-PRONE SKIN
100 ML
Spray bottle
TEA TREE
Hero oil
OILY · SENSITIVE
As printed on the pack
Tea tree. Three citrus and floral oils.
A light mist with tea tree oil, lemon, lavender and orange, for the minute after cleansing.
FOR OILY SKIN THAT NEEDS A SECOND, LIGHTER CLEANSE
Finish the wash. Reset the shine.
A toner picks up what the face wash leaves behind: traces of cleanser, hard-water residue and the first film of oil. Tea tree gives this one its fresh, clarifying character; lavender keeps it gentle on skin that is easily irritated.
A light mist that picks up leftover cleanser and the first film of oil, so skin feels properly clean before moisturiser.
Tea tree oil is the essential oil most associated with oily and acne-prone skin. It leads this toner; the page claims no measured result.
Lavender oil is known for its calming scent and soft feel, which is why the pack lists sensitive skin alongside oily.
Two citrus peel oils give the mist its clean, bright note.
Spray and let it settle; no wiping, no tugging at skin.
Several published reviews describe long-term repeat use.
ONE TEA TREE HERO · THREE ESSENTIAL OILS IN SUPPORT
Tea tree leads. Lavender, lemon and orange finish the mist.
The listing names four oils: tea tree, lemon, lavender and orange. Open each card for what the oil is known for; no card is a measured result on this bottle, and the page repeats no number from the store description.
Ingredient science
Lavender oil is known for its calming scent and a soothing feel, which balances the sharper tea tree note.
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Lemon peel oil adds a clean, fresh finish. As with every card here, the claim is about the ingredient.
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Cold-pressed orange peel oil rounds out the citrus note and gives the mist its bright scent.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A TONER CLAIM AND A TONER HABIT
Oily skin improves with consistency, not strength.
Toners for oily skin used to be alcohol-heavy and harsh, and skin answered with more oil. A gentle mist used twice a day after cleansing does the same tidying job without the rebound.
Tea tree oil has a long reputation in skincare for oily, blemish-prone skin. This page describes that reputation and the oils named on the listing; it does not claim a medical result or a timeline.
01 HERO
Tea tree leads the formula
Lavender, lemon and orange oils in support
100 ML
One spray bottle
Two or three mists cover the face
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Skin types printed
Oily, sensitive and acne-prone, as on the pack
AM · PM
After every cleanse
Before serum or moisturiser
THE MINUTE AFTER CLEANSING
Wash. Mist. Let it settle.
Use after cleansing, before serum or moisturiser. Keep the mist away from the eyes, patch test before first use, and follow the current pack.
Cleanse first
Wash with a gentle face wash and pat dry. The toner is the second step, not a replacement for washing.
Mist and let it settle
Close your eyes, hold the bottle a hand's width away and spray two or three times. Let it absorb rather than wiping.
Follow with moisturiser
Once the mist has settled, apply serum, gel or moisturiser. Twice daily suits most oily skin; follow the current pack.
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4.9
/ 5 average
59 reviews on this page
Years-long repeat buyersBest product as alwaysKhub bhalo
WHAT PUBLISHED REVIEWS DESCRIBE
The result should show in how skin feels by the afternoon.
No before-and-after photographs are shown for Tea Tree Cleanser Toner, because none have been taken under matched conditions. What the published reviews describe is a toner people come back to for years; the quotes below are copied word for word from this page's review widget.
Published customer feedback
“I am using this from last 10years and can't compromise on this ❤️”— Rumi Chakraborty · published review
Published customer feedback
“Best product as always.”— Puja Mukherjee · verified buyer
Published customer feedback
“Ei toner ta khubbbbb valo....💕”— Rima Koley · verified buyer
BUILD A ROUTINE FOR OILY, ACNE-PRONE SKIN
Wash. Tone. Treat and protect.
Pair the toner with a gentle face wash, a light treatment gel and a gel sunscreen, and adjust the frequency to your skin.
THE QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK BEFORE THEIR FIRST BOTTLE
Tea tree toner, without the mythology.
The pack calls it a cleanser toner: a mist used after washing to lift what the wash leaves behind. It does not replace the face wash.
It contains essential oils, which some skins feel. Patch test on the inner forearm first, and keep the mist away from the eyes.
The pack prints oily, sensitive and acne-prone skin. Lavender softens the blend; patch test if your skin reacts easily.
The listing does not print a full composition. If this matters to you, check the current pack before use.
After each cleanse, morning and evening, suits most oily skin. Follow the current pack.
This page does not make medical claims. Tea tree oil is known for its clarifying character; keep to a gentle routine and see a doctor for persistent acne.
One last look
Ready to give oily skin a second, lighter cleanse?
Wash. Two or three mists. Let it settle. A tea tree toner for the minute after cleansing.
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