1. Dead Sea Salt
Natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory can help keep breakouts under control.
Mild exfoliant and Rich Moisturizer will leave your face feeling soothed, nourished and hydrated.

2. Aloe Vera Extract
Antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant remove bacteria from the skin, reducing the risk of spots developing.

3. Rose Water
Anti-inflammatory properties can help reduce skin redness, prevent additional swelling, and soothe the discomfort of acne.
“According to research from 2011, rose water is rich in vitamin C and phenolics, making it a natural, anti-inflammatory option for inflamed acne.”
Gentle astringent helping to cleanse the skin, reduce oil, and tighten pores. Rich in tannins, it provides a firming effect without the excessive dryness caused by alcohol-based astringents.

4. Witch Hazel Extract
Anti-inflammatory and astringent properties, making it effective for acne treatment It soothes irritation by constricting blood vessels, reduces swelling, absorbs excess oil to prevent breakouts, and helps disinfect the skin. However, it may cause irritation for those with very dry skin.

5. Sage Extract
Antioxidant Properties
Anti-inflammatory Properties
Antibacterial Properties
Astringent Properties
Moisturizing Properties

6. Thyme Extract
Thymol provides antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial effects—excellent properties for treating acne.
“Some laboratory tests showed that Thymol had potent antimicrobial activity against acne-causing bacteria.”

7. Green Tea Extract
It contains around 4,000 bioactive compounds, with polyphenols—mainly flavonoids—making up a significant portion. Green tea, made from unfermented Camellia sinensis leaves, is especially rich in EGCG, which protects against oxidative stress, UV damage, and inflammation.
“Research suggests that green tea extract, particularly EGCG, may help manage acne vulgaris, promote wound healing, and support skin health through its anti-melanogenesis and moisture-retention effects.”

8. Salicylic Acid
Works by lowering skin pH, enhancing defense against bacterial, viral, and fungal pathogens .
It exfoliates the skin, accelerates keratinocyte turnover, and is commonly used for both inflammatory and non-inflammatory acne and oily skin.
“Historically, herbs have been used for beauty and medicinal purposes, but modern cosmetics now incorporate a mix of synthetic and botanical ingredients. The growing preference for herbal-infused creams over synthetic treatments suggests they will dominate the market in the future.”

9. Willow Bark Extract
Willow bark extract is a gentle exfoliant with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It contains salicin natural source of salicylic acid (reduces acne & aging), tannins (tighten skin & control oil), polyphenols (protect against skin damage), and flavonoids (shield from UV rays). It helps clear pores, smooth skin, shrink pores, hydrate, and fight aging, making it ideal for skincare.

10. Vitamin E
A study on 98 patients showed that vitamins E and C corrected keratinization defects, preventing comedones and bacterial growth. Vitamin E also protected against lipid peroxidation, reducing inflammation and irritation.

11. Tea Tree Oil
Tea Tree Oil is a popular natural alternative to medicated acne treatments due to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
“Studies show Tea Tree Oil works as well as 5% benzoyl peroxide and 2% erythromycin, with similar side effects. It is the second most popular acne treatment after 2.5% benzoyl peroxide, making it a common choice for self-treatment.”

12. Licorice Root Extract
Brightens skin, reduces inflammation, and protects against damage. It fades dark spots, evens skin tone, and hydrates, making it ideal for sensitive or acne-prone skin.
However, excessive use can cause irritation, skin lightening, or hormonal effects, so patch testing and following directions is advised.