Oxycerin Review

Tea tree oil has been a well kept beauty secret for years. Not only is it helpful in healing cuts and scrapes, but because of its antiseptic and anti-fungal qualities, it is also a worthy opponent against acne. Oxycerin has harnessed the power of this natural element, and many others, and used them to create an acne fighting product.

What is Oxycerin Made Of?

Tea Tree Oil: Terpinen-4-ol is the main acne fighting ingredient in tea tree oil. It is said to fight the Propionibacterium acnes, which are the bacteria that live in our skin that multiply to cause most acne breakouts. Studies have shown that tea tree oil is as effective as benzoyl peroxide and has fewer side effects, making it very appealing.

Aloe Vera: Aloe has always been used for its healing properties of the skins.

White Willow Bark: Salicylic acid is the plant derivative of White willow bark, which comes from a tree grown in Europe and Asia. Salicylic acid is well known for its acne fighting properties. It countermands the sebum overproduction in the skin which is a major cause of acne.

Licorice Root: Licorice root helps the skin heal faster after the abrasion and it also has anti-inflammatory properties that will reduce the swelling of the damaged skin tissues.

Hyaluronic Acid: This is a substance found in the joints and the fluid around our eyes in our very own bodies. Some schools of thought proclaim that hyaluronic acid is the coveted fountain of youth, but there are really no studies to support that it can slow or reverse the aging process.

Pros of Oxycerin

1. Oxycerin contains all natural ingredients and has far fewer side effects than most other harsh chemical acne treatments on the market.
2. The Oxycerin team seems to have done an extraordinary amount of research on the effectiveness of the ingredients which lends considerable credibility to their claims.
3. The price of the product is extremely affordable compared to most products in this market, and they come with a 60-day money back guarantee.

Cons of Oxycerin

1. Oxycerin is a fairly new product and thus does not have a long history of research and testimonials.
2. Due to the natural ingredients, the oil could cause an allergic reaction on the skin. It is always best to test any new skin product on a small, hidden patch of skin before using all over.
3. Some people are opposed to putting an “oil” or “serum” on their face to fight acne.