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My mother was born with smooth, peaches and cream skin. I was not so lucky. After so many decades of scrubbing, exfoliating, and using just about every acne treatment out there, I discovered tea tree oil soap. The main ingredient is tea tree oil, which is a natural antifungal herb. This soap has improved my less-than-perfect skin immensely. I still use clay masks to help unclog pores and remove dead skin cells, but this soap is the missing link to preventing or at least reducing acne flare-ups.
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