recurring inflammation, dark spots, or acne, is a whole other level of WTF annoying. seriously worse than the ex who texts you hey every six months…
you know those dark spots and acne scars that linger long after your zit has disappeared? our spot gun can fix that! turmeric, ginger and tea tree oil are the three hero ingredients that come together to visibly brighten your dark spots and balance your complexion, while soothing and calming your skin.
so stop picking your zits, forget about toothpaste, and start using this spot gun RFN.
ps. our skincare products are made in our facilities in Banbury, Oxfordshire, and so it's made, packed and shipped from there.
ingredients
helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, hydrogenated vegetable oil (soy wax), melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree) leaf oil, citrus limonum (lemon essential oil), zingiber officinale (ginger) root powder, curcuma longa (turmeric) root powder.
how to use
post cleansing, apply our spot gun for 20 minutes (or longer). then use a toner or any of our facial oils to gently wipe off the area. repeat as many times as you wish!
turmeric is the Beyonce of all spices, that means it’s extra powerful but can be hard to remove from skin, hence the oil helps pull out the pigment from your skin. don’t worry though, turmeric doesn’t stain your skin.
suggested routine
checkout out our ghosted - acne-prone starter kit
where + how it's made
all our products are hand-made in small batches in our HQ in Banbury, Oxfordshire 🇬🇧 that means your skin & body get the bestest freshest stuff, just like if you're getting fresh fruit & veg from the farmer's market 😉 click here to learn more about our formulation process.
we only use recycled, recyclable, or compostable material. all our containers are glass and we use biodegradable peanuts to pack our orders so we avoid any accidents in transit. click here to learn more about our environmental impact.
suitable for vegetarians and vegans. cruelty-free, never tested on animals, all natural stuff. we use as few ingredients as possible.
