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Bring Green's toner pad in the cica + tea tree variant — Melaleuca alternifolia leaf water + niacinamide + Centella + salicylic acid in a daily-friendly toner pad format. Olive Young own-brand toner pads sit between the cica/heartleaf tier (Anua) and the brightening tier (Numbuzin) at accessible mid-tier pricing.
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Tea Tree Cica Toner Pad by Bring Green is formulated for oily, combination, acne-prone skin. Bring Green's toner pad in the cica + tea tree variant — Melaleuca alternifolia leaf water + niacinamide + Centella + salicylic acid in a daily-friendly toner pad format. Olive Young own-brand toner pads sit between the cica/heartleaf tier (Anua) and the brightening tier (Numbuzin) at accessible mid-tier pricing.
The key active ingredients in Tea Tree Cica Toner Pad are Centella Asiatica, Niacinamide, Salicylic Acid. It's known for: tea tree water + cica + salicylic acid layered actives and toner pad format for routine compression.
Yes, Tea Tree Cica Toner Pad targets acne, pores. tea tree water + cica + salicylic acid layered actives
Tea Tree Cica Toner Pad retails for around $22, which places it in the mid range for exfoliants. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: mid-tier pricing for a toner pad; single-use waste profile; limited international visibility.
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