I really liked the idea of this product...use the little brush and apply the powder to your blemish. That part worked out fine. So the problem came up about a week after I started using it. When it arrived I read the packaging as I always do and checked the ingredients carefully. There was one ingredient listed "Algae Extract" that I was worried about. I had used a product with this ingredient about 4 years ago and my skin brokeout horribly in the biggest whiteheads I'd ever had but I was never sure that algae extract was the culprit. Well, I knew it was the culprit a week after I started using this. Every area I had applied this on my face was now covered in deep, painful zits. Big zits, not little ones. It took a trip to the face lady for a peel and about a week and a half to start looking better. I now know algae extract and my skin do not mix well. It just seemed so strange to me that a product called Blemish Therapy would include an ingredient with a comedogenic rating of 5 which is the worst rating an ingredient can get.
Ingredients: sulfur 3.0%, zinc stearate, illite, barium sulfate, silica, willow bark extract, tapioca starch, soil mineral concentrate, kaolin, cyclodextrin, tea tree leaf extract, dimethicone/vinyl cimethicone crosspolymer, betaine, salicylate, corn starch modified, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, tea tree leaf oil, emblica officinalis fruit extract, sophora angustifolia extract, algae extract, retinol, dextrin, hydrozypropyl cyclodextrin, maltodextrin, farnesol, niacinamide, magnesium myristate, calcium sodium phosphosilicate, mica, bismuth oxychloride, titanium dioxide