Recommended by Dr Dee, optometrist, 20+ years experience
Many foaming cleansers get their lather from sulfates, which can leave skin feeling tight after washing. The Tea Tree Detox Cleanser from 100% Pure takes a different approach, using plant derived cleansing agents for a light, sulfate free lather.
Glycerin keeps the formula gentle on the skin, while tea tree, neem, eucalyptus, rosemary and oregano oils give it a fresh, clarifying feel. It suits morning and evening use as part of a simple face care routine in Australia.
Who It Is For
Suited to anyone with combination or oily skin who prefers a sulfate free, plant based face wash.
Eyehouse Tip: Tea tree and eucalyptus can sting if they reach the eye, so keep this cleanser on the face and stop at the brow bone and cheekbones. Close your eyes while you rinse, and remove eye makeup separately with a gentle method.
For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse well with clean water. Patch test before first use. Keep out of reach of children.
Silver Eye Friendly Rating (EFR)
This cleanser earned a Silver Eye Friendly Rating for its sulfate free, plant derived cleansing base with natural botanical oils, formulated without synthetic fragrance, parabens, phthalates, phenoxyethanol or PEGs.
100% Pure Tea Tree Cleanser, your questions answered
Q1. What makes this different to a standard foaming face wash?
It is a lightweight gel that turns into a soft lather using plant derived cleansing agents, decyl glucoside and coco betaine, both made from coconut, rather than sulfates. Glycerin is the first ingredient, and tea tree, neem, eucalyptus, oregano and rosemary oils give it a fresh, herbal scent.
Q2. Can I use it near my eyes?
Keep it on the face and stop at the brow bone and cheekbones. Tea tree and eucalyptus oils can sting if they reach the eye or lid margin, so close your eyes while you rinse. Remove eye makeup separately with a gentle method. If the cleanser gets into your eyes, rinse with clean water.
Q3. Who is it suited to?
Oily and combination skin. If your skin is dry or sensitive, a cream or milk cleanser may suit you better.
Q4. Does it contain essential oils or fragrance allergens?
It contains tea tree, eucalyptus, oregano and rosemary oils. Limonene, a naturally occurring component of essential oils, is listed on the label. It has no synthetic fragrance. Patch test before first use, especially if you have known sensitivities to fragrance or botanicals.
Q5. How do I use it?
Squeeze a small amount onto wet hands, a wet konjac sponge or a wet cleansing brush. Massage gently over the wet face and neck, then rinse thoroughly with warm water. Follow with your moisturiser.
Q6. Is it cruelty free?
100% Pure states that its products are cruelty free and not tested on animals.
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