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Z. Z. Complexion Soap is a pure and natural solution for oily skin.
Here's why...
The complexion soap contains Ground Loofah. For those of you who might not be familiar with loofa, it's the fruit of a climbing vine that is the only plant source of a sponge. But the characteristics of a loofa make it an excellent but gentle body scrub that exfoliates and polishes the skin and is excellent for makeup removal.
Geranium oil in Blackberry Creek's Complexion Soap has several benefits for your complexion. It opens the pores. It's a natural astringent that tightens and tones your skin reducing wrinkles so you look younger. Geranium oil has excellent antiseptic properties and helpful for people with eczema.
Tea Tree Oil is a natural antiseptic and anti fungal and proven to be effective in the treatment of acne. Some research shows that tea tree oil is an effective anti-viral and effective for chicken pox, shingles and helpful in preventing the spread of strep and even CA-MRSA.
Artichoke Extract is known to feed and protect skin cells.
Lavender Extract is another antiseptic and anti-inflammatory know to be effective in the treatment of acne.
Colloidal Oatmeal is a mild exfoliant.
What complexion soap would be complete without Aloe Vera Oil which also helps to open pores and is quickly absorbed to moisturize and nurture your skin.
And of course, like all Blackberry Creek Soaps, their complexion soap contains over 50% extra virgin olive oil. Click here to find out more about the benefits of olive oil for your skin...
So now it's easy to see that you just won't find a better, more healthy soap for your complexion.
OK, I guess I'll reluctantly answer the question you all probably have...What's the Z. Z. stand for in Z. Z. Complexion Soap. It stands for...are you ready...if you really must know..."Zit Zapper". There...well...it's accurate!
Ingredients: Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO), Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Distilled Water, Sodium Hydroxide, Oatmeal, Aloe Vera Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Geranium Oil, Lavender Extract, Artichoke Extract and Ground Loofah.
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