I've tried a few products from The Body Shop's Tea Tree range as the range is aimed at blemish prone skin, which is my skin type. For the most part I haven't been impressed with this range at all, barely noticing any positive results, however this body wash is something which I haven't seen before and so I was tempted to give it a try. I suffer from tiny blemishes around my shoulders, chest and back and this body wash claims that with regular use it will maintain clear, blemish-free skin. This body wash is just one product of many in the Body Shop's Tea Tree range and a 250ml bottle costs £4.50, making this not the cheapest body wash around by any means. I ...  Read the complete review

The Body Shop Tea Tree Body Wash Description: Manufacturer: The Body Shop / Type: Body Wash Anyone who is familiar with some of my earlier reviews (thanks so much, I genuinely appreciate all reads, rates and comments!) will know by now that I am a bit of a cosmetic addict and like to use loads of different products for my bath, shower, hair and body. I like the Body Shop because they never test on animals and also use Fair Trade products where possible. They aim to use the minimum packaging too so are a nice treat for those with a social conscience. This shower gel comes in a see through plastic bottle with a flip ...  Read the complete review

This is one of my new favourite products and I wouldn't be without it now! I've always had oily, spot-prone skin and I get quite a lot of spots on my back which I hate. Up until recently I just used to use my facial cleanser on my back as well, but that can work out pretty expensive as you use a lot more of it that way, so when my sister bought this I started using it instead. It costs £4.50 for a 250ml which at first I did think was expensive but seeing how good it is I think it's totally worth it! The bottle has a flip top lid to make it easier to use, but the plastic the bottle is made of is not very malleable so it can be difficult to squeeze it ...  Read the complete review

I bought this after developing spots and red bumps on the back of my thighs and i was hoping this would help. The bottle is 250ml and costs £4.50. It is soap free, anti bacterial and is meant to leave you with clearer looking skin. The bottle has a lid which you flip open and then squeeze the product out. The liquid is bright green and smells very fresh and almost herby. It isn't a girly or sexy scent. In fact i would say it smell quite medicated. I have to admit im not so sure about the scent. It isn't very creamy and so doesn't lather up particularly well. To get a good lather quite a big amount of the product is needed. However ...  Read the complete review

I was drawn to The Body Shop a few years ago when I heard they had specific ranges of skincare directed at different types of skin, as I always had trouble finding a good skincare for my oily skin, especially my face. The range on offer for oily skin is the Tea Tree Oil collection which is all bright green, it does not have the most appealing packaging (especially as I like my beauty products to feel girly!) but the price made me feel it would be very trustworthy. I splurged out on a few different products including this body wash as I suffer from small blemishes on my back and shoulders. The bottle is easy enough to use however when you start to run low it ...  Read the complete review