Tea Tree Oil Eyelid, Facial Cleanser Wash For Demodex Prone Skin 4.0 oz

Works very well is the best at keeping the mites at bay. Sadly it doesn't cure you but is much better. Also it stinks and needs another smell to lessen it.

I am Asian, so this review could be especially valuable to someone with asian skin. My first language is not English but I am trying my best to write this review here just hoping to help someone who has similar skin problems.I have a lot of little white bumps (acne) on my face for years, and have been to so many doctors - no one, nothing can help me but this. Here's a brief timeline of the whole treatment process (I am not sure which product helps the most so I included everything here):Week 1 to week 3: I washed my face twice every morning and night using demodex facial washer for the first wash and erno laszlo black soap + 2 drop tea tree oil for second wash -> pat dry then applied demodex control face cream -> after 2 minutes, I applied vanicream (which I added 3 drops tea tree oil) every morning and night. I experience up and down of my symptoms during this 3 weeks but in the end of the 3rd week, my acnes reduced 50%.Week 3 to week 4: I added the demodex mask to the process, applied everyday after washed my face, then proceed the cream processes. Reduced another 10% white bumps.Week 4 to week 5: I still have 40% white bumps, no improvement after the 4th week.Week 5 to week 6: I use dDemodex control PLUS instead of Demodex control cream, my skin was cleared, 99% cleared! I am so happy and can't believe it really works!The routine become demodex facial washer for the first wash and erno laszlo black soap + 2 drop tea tree oil for second wash -> pat dry then apply demodex control PLUS face cream -> after 2 minutes, I apply vanicream (which I add 3 drops tea tree oil) every morning and night.)Besides these, I have to mention that I changed some of my daily habit. I wash my hair every night (added 4 drops tea tree oil to my shampoo) and I steamed my pillow every night. I also drink less alcohol and eat less products contains nut.All in all, if you have acne problem and has never cured from any over the counter acne treatment or any dermatology visit, I highly recommend you give Demodex PLUS cream a try! (And tea tree oil is a most)P.s. To compare Demodex control Plus and Demodex control cream -Texture: texture is a lot different. Demodex control Plus is dryer, more like powder and Demodex control cream is softer like gel.Smell: Demodex control Plus has strong sulfur smell and Demodex control cream has only mint/ginger smell.Irritation: I feel nothing but dry after put Demodex control Plus on my face, while I feel irritate after apply Demodex control cream, but the symptoms goes away within 5 minutes.Demodex control cream: Demodex Control Face Cream Against Demodex in Humans (0.5 oz)Demodex control Plus: Demodex Mites Treatment with Natural Demodex Control Plus Face Cream - 0,5 OZDemodex face wash: Demodex Control Facial Wash 4.0 ozDemodex face mask：Demodex Control® (Stop Demodex) Natural Therapeutic Mask - Helps to Unclog Skin Pores - Eliminate Demodex Mites on Face & Body - Soothe & Prevent Demodex Breakouts - For Demodex Prone Skin 2.0 oz ( 59 mL )Tea tree oil that I used (you can use other brands for sure): ArtNaturals 100% Pure Tea Tree Essential Oil - (4 Fl Oz / 120ml) - Natural Premium Melaleuca Therapeutic Grade - Great with Soap and Shampoo, Face and Body Wash - Treatment for Acne, Lice"Vanicream: Vanicream Skin Cream With Pump Dispenser,16 oz

I've had server facial breakouts and didn't know why. I'm on Medicaid and am disabled from an accident back in 2010 with a severe spinal injury. I am on SSDI and limited income. My Medicaid will not cover going to a dermatologist and I can't afford to go to a dermatologist. My Medicaid only covers me seeing a general practitioner and I never get to see one of those either. I'm always with a PA (physician's assistant). I live in a rural small village in the mountains and this clinic I go to is the only place that takes Medicaid within 100 miles. The PA has no idea why my face keeps breaking out. I'm an older woman, so not a teenager and well past the age for acne. However, I tried acne medicine, medications for rosacea and antibiotics. Nothing work until I tried this product. I went to Google and typed in skin rash and when I looked a pictures, I found one that looked like my problem. I went to that web page and it said the patient was suffering from a demodicosis problem. I had no idea what demodicosis was and so I looked that up and then did another Google search to find out how to treat it. That search brought me to this wonderful product. I took this product to my PA and showed him and he was amazed at the results and a bit embarrassed because he had never heard of demodicosis. I hate to say this, but don't always trust your doctor or PA. Do your own research and be your own medical advocate because if you don't take a proactive approach to your own medical care, then you could end up misdiagnosed. Anywho...this product is a miracle and I love it. I highly recommend it to anyone who has demodicosis. And another thing...can't always trust hospital staff either. I had an ovary burst and was having internal bleeding. My stomach was turning purple and I was having severe pain and fever. My husband found me unconscious on the bathroom floor and called 911. The doctors at the hospital couldn't figure out what was wrong with me and sent me home even after seeing my purple stomach and even though I was in excruciating pain. The next day the pain got even worse and I was rushed back to the hospital. Finally, they did an ultrasound and MRI and found out what was wrong. I had to have emergency surgery and be treated for septicemia. I flat lined on the operating table and bled so much and was on the operating table so long they had to bring in a second surgical team. One of the doctors came out and told my family what was going on and my family panicked and thought I was dying. Afterwards, they put medical tape on my incision and I'm allergic to medical tape. it says so in my medical chart. But they didn't look at that. I broke out in a painful rash on my surgical scar and it felt like I had been burned. This added to my extreme post-surgical pain. So my point is with this unrelated story is that to prove my point that doctors can't always be trusted. The reason I posted this is because I got several messages from people reading this review criticizing me for saying doctors can't always be trusted. I have good reason why I said this. Now you all know. So don't judge me or what I say until you know the full story. Enough with the mean, critical comments people!

I recently found out my skin related problems were due to demodex. I will get these incredibly itchy hives and once scratched swell. After the swelling there comes a clearish yellowish ooze that will crust over. It was disgusting and embarassing. I thought it was acne at first then hives then possibly a yeast rash, but then found out about demodex and it all made sense.I had terrible die off. It came in phases, but most often I had marks all over my face. You know the saying it gets worse before it gets better? That's very true for my situation. However, I'm now starting to get the best skin I've had since I was a small kid! I actually can't believe it. It took me about 4 weeks of die off before it got better. My pores seem to be shrinking!The face wash alone didn't do it, but it really does make a difference. I wash my face morning and night with this. It lathers and takes off my make-up well. I also used avene cleansing soap, which is a product you message into your skin with no rinsing. After that I use a facial lotion with a few drops of tea tree oil rubbed in. It feels so refreshing!The demodex did move from my face to my neck and then to my arms once I started doing this routine. They are slowly going away as I apply lotion and a few drops of tea tree oil rubbed in.Lastly, I found out I recently had mono or epstein Barr syndrome. My immunity was down and these buggers just went crazy. I'm working on my immune system at the same time. Slowly winning the battle.