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Aromatica
A lightweight emulsion with tea tree and green tea that balances oily skin, controls sebum, and prevents breakouts while maintaining hydration. B Corp certified, 100% vegan.
Pending enrichment
Humectant that attracts and retains moisture
Humectant and solvent for ingredient delivery
+ 15 more ingredients
The key active ingredients in Tea Tree Balancing Emulsion by Aromatica include Aloe Vera Leaf Extract (Soothing and hydrating botanical extract), Glycerin (Humectant that attracts and retains moisture), Coconut Oil (Emollient that moisturizes and softens skin), Burdock Root Extract (Anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating botanical extract), Betaine (Humectant and skin conditioning agent). Seoul Sister tracks ingredient effectiveness across 5,900+ K-beauty products to provide data-backed recommendations.
Tea Tree Balancing Emulsion is a Korean moisturizer by Aromatica. Sensitive skin compatibility depends on individual triggers and allergies. Seoul Sister's AI advisor Yuri analyzes all 20 ingredients against your specific skin type, concerns, and known allergens to provide a personalized compatibility score. Common irritant ingredients like fragrance, alcohol denat, and essential oils are flagged automatically.
For oily skin, the key factors in evaluating Tea Tree Balancing Emulsion are comedogenic ingredient ratings, oil content, and finish type. This moisturizer contains 7 active ingredients. Seoul Sister's database cross-references each ingredient's comedogenic rating (0-5 scale) against your skin type to identify potential pore-clogging risks. Subscribe for a personalized oily skin compatibility analysis.
Tea Tree Balancing Emulsion by Aromatica is sold through authorized retailers and the brand itself. Buy from an authorized retailer or the brand's own site rather than an open marketplace. Olive Young Global ships to most countries but no longer ships to the US. Seoul Sister tracks counterfeit indicators to help you buy genuine Korean skincare. We are an advice platform and never sell products ourselves.
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