The Tea Tree 3-Seconds Concealing Gel (Retail) effectively eliminates visible redness, cleanses the skin, whitens and rehydrates. This gel contains multiple natural plant extract ingredients that rapidly reduce inflammation reactions with excellent results in repairing redness after laser surgery and reducing the occurrence of side effects from happening. The ingredients provide zero-burden repair for the skin. This is the best choice for resisting sunburn, preventing acne and repairing skin after cosmetic surgery.

3-Second Process: Eliminates acne, diminishes inflammation, heals damage

3-Second Solution to 10 big skin problems.

1) Acne

2) Visible redness

3) Atopic dermatitis

4) Seborrhea

5) Inflamed skin

6) Itching sensations

7) Sunburn

8) Maintenance of cosmetic surgery/ sensitive skin care

9) Skin care after laser surgery

10) Acne scars

With a range of powerful ingredients, this 3-second process is the fix anyone can benefit from. Honeysuckle works as an antibacterial and has the capacity to suppress inflammation reactions.

Patchouli can promote skin cell regeneration and reduce acne. Studies have also found that patchouli leaves and stems can easily help heal wounded tissue.

Lemon blossom can eliminate dead skin cells and help provide a brighter complexion. It cleanses the skin, whitens and rehydrates, tones and balances oil levels.

The process of plant tissue cultivation can generate a large quantity of plant stem cells. By applying the cultivation technique to the cosmetics industry, effective ingredients can be extracted from plant cells cultivated under aseptic conditions to more fully guarantee the safety of the ingredients.

Ultrasonic low-temperature cold extraction technology is set to replace the conventional water-extraction method. Under low-temperature conditions, the best extracts are obtained in the shortest amount of time and with the most economical of efforts. This extraction technology embraces biological life and the green environment. It can play an effective role in preserving biological life.