Sadoer Tea Tree Oil Control Anti-Acne Serum Essence

### **Sadoer Tea Tree Oil Control Anti-Acne Serum Essence (30ml)**  
**Purify • Soothe • Prevent Breakouts**  

A lightweight, fast-absorbing serum infused with **tea tree oil** and potent acne-fighting ingredients to target blemishes, control excess oil, and calm irritated skin. Designed for oily, acne-prone, and combination skin, this serum delivers deep hydration while reducing redness and preventing future breakouts for a clearer, smoother complexion.  

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### **Key Benefits:**  
✔ **Acne Treatment** – Tea tree oil and antibacterial ingredients combat active breakouts and prevent new ones.  
✔ **Oil & Shine Control** – Helps regulate sebum production for a balanced, matte finish.  
✔ **Reduces Redness & Inflammation** – Soothes irritated skin and minimizes post-acne marks.  
✔ **Lightweight & Non-Greasy** – Absorbs quickly without clogging pores.  
✔ **Hydrates & Strengthens Barrier** – Prevents over-drying while maintaining skin health.  

### **Star Ingredients:**  
- **Tea Tree Oil** – Natural antiseptic to fight bacteria and reduce acne.  
- **Niacinamide (Vitamin B3)** – Controls oil, fades redness, and refines pores.  
- **Salicylic Acid (BHA)** – Exfoliates dead skin cells and unclogs pores.  
- **Hyaluronic Acid** – Provides lightweight hydration without greasiness.  
- **Centella Asiatica / Aloe Vera** – Calms inflammation and promotes healing.  

### **How to Use:**  
1. After cleansing and toning, dispense 2-3 drops onto fingertips.  
2. Gently pat onto face (focus on acne-prone areas).  
3. Allow to absorb before applying moisturizer.  
4. **Use AM & PM** for best results (always follow with SPF in daytime).  

### **Best For:**  
- Oily, acne-prone, and combination skin  
- Those struggling with frequent breakouts & excess shine  
- Sensitive or inflamed skin needing gentle acne care  

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**Note:** Patch test first if sensitive to tea tree oil. Avoid if allergic. For external use only.  

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