Soothing aloe vera with tea tree to calm and clarify blemish-prone skin — a light, fast-sinking gel for face and body that won't leave skin tight.
Tea Tree Aloe Gel
Aloe + tea tree clarifying gel · face · body
- Soothes on contact — cools active breakouts
- Tea tree + aloe + licorice — calms and clarifies
- Spot or body — face spots, back, chest
- Post-shave calm — pat on to soothe
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What is the Tea Tree Aloe Gel?
A calming aloe and tea-tree gel for acne-prone skin — a leave-on soothe-and-spot-treat with tea tree oil, aloe vera and licorice root. Dot it on active breakouts, smooth it over back and chest breakout zones, or pat it onto freshly-shaved skin.
- Key actives
- Tea Tree Oil · Aloe Vera · Licorice Root
- Best for
- Calming angry, active spots; post-shave irritation; sweat-flushed skin
- How to use
- Dot onto active spots morning and night, or smooth over skin after a shower or shave
- Results
- Cools on contact; redness settles over days of twice-daily use
- Format
- 100 ml leave-on soothing gel — not a cleanser
- Made & tested
- Made in Ambala, India · vegan · cruelty-free · honest usage guidance
The kind of change to expect.
Drag the slider. Illustrative of a typical 6-week arc with daily use — individual results vary.
Illustrative representation, not a photograph of a specific customer. Results vary with skin type and consistency.
Dab. Soothe. Repeat.
A calming aloe and tea-tree gel — a targeted soothe-and-spot-treat, not a wash. It cools on contact.
Dot on active breakouts
Morning and night, straight onto the spot — a thin layer, no rubbing hard.
Or smooth over body zones
Back, chest and shoulders after a shower, where breakouts cluster.
Or calm post-shave skin
Pat onto freshly-shaved skin to soothe irritation before it flares.
Tea tree, aloe & licorice
A calming trio for acne-prone skin: tea tree oil for its antimicrobial reputation, aloe to soothe on contact, and licorice root to ease visible redness.
Purifies
Tea tree oil is traditionally used on acne-prone skin.
Soothes
Aloe vera cools and calms the moment it goes on.
Eases redness
Licorice root helps settle the look of angry spots.
Spot or body
Dot on active breakouts, or smooth over back and chest.
Traditionally used for acne-prone skin; individual response varies.
- No SLS
- No parabens
- Vegan
- Cruelty-free
What to expect
Tea tree is traditionally used for acne-prone skin; aloe calms; licorice eases redness. This is spot support, not overnight clearing.
Cools and calms
Aloe soothes the moment it goes on — heat and tightness ease.
Redness settles
Applied twice daily, angry spots look calmer and less inflamed.
Spot support
A keep-on-hand gel for flare-ups, post-shave and body breakout zones.
Where this sits in the routine
Salicylic Body Wash
- Cleanses breakout-prone zones
- The wash that clears pores
- Rinse, then pat dry
Tea Tree Aloe Gel
- Dot on spots, morning and night
- Body zones and post-shave too
- The calm-a-flare-up step
Bacne Warrior Spray
- For the whole back and chest
- Leave-on 2% salicylic mist
- When spot-dabbing is not enough
Patch-test for sensitive skin first. For spot and body use; keep away from the eyes. Discontinue if irritation appears.
Straight answers.
How do I use it?
Dot it on active breakouts morning and night, smooth it over back, chest and shoulders after a shower, or pat it onto freshly-shaved skin to calm irritation.
Is it a body wash?
No — it is a leave-on soothing gel, not a cleanser. Wash first, then dab it on the spots you want to calm.
Will it clear my body acne?
It soothes and spot-treats — tea tree and aloe calm active spots. For full-body breakout coverage, pair it with the Bacne Warrior spray.
Who should skip this one?
Anyone who wants this to clear body acne on its own. It soothes and spot-treats — it calms what's already angry, it doesn't resurface or unclog. For actual breakout coverage across the back and chest you want a salicylic wash or the Bacne spray, with this alongside for the sore spots.
How long does one bottle last?
Used as a spot treatment twice daily, 100ml lasts months. Used as an all-over after-shower gel, about six weeks.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Unopened and sealed, it's returnable within 14 days. Once opened we can't take personal-care products back for hygiene reasons — so start at the lowest frequency on the label and give it the full 4 weeks before you judge it. If it arrives damaged or wrong, photograph it within 48 hours and we replace it free. Our team will help you adjust frequency rather than leave you stuck with something that isn't working.
Calm it down
first.
A leave-on soothe-and-spot-treat for skin that's already irritated.