anti acne

Like many, I’ve had my fair share of acne issues, trying various treatments with mixed results. #AD

So, when I heard about Norse Organics’ Kill Acne & Redness Ritual Collection, I was intrigued but skeptical. Little did I know that this trio of natural products – the 6-1-Day Balm, Acne Killer Night Balm, and Face Scrub – would become my skin’s new best friends.

Apart from being quick and easy to use, this collection is unique because of its use of pure plant extracts and arctic beeswax, wild-harvested from the Norwegian mountains. These resilient plants, which survive temperatures as low as -20°C (68°F) and deep snow, pack a powerful nutritional punch. Due to Norway’s short ripening window, these plants concentrate all their nutrients at once, resulting in incredibly potent ingredients that are harvested at their peak.

When my package arrived, I was in the midst of a particularly unrelenting cluster of breakouts—perfect timing, I thought, for putting these products to the test and review. Following the brand’s instructions, I ditched all my other skincare products and committed to using only the Norse Organics collection. They also advised against overwashing, as this can trigger excess oil production – music to my ears, as I’d always suspected my zealous cleansing routine might be doing more harm than good.

The Face Scrub quickly became an essential part of my routine. Used three times a week, this gentle exfoliant contains rice flour, apricot kernel powder, and rose flour. I love that it doesn’t have a strong scent and maintains its texture when mixed with water. To use, I simply take a small pinch, mix it with water in my palm, and apply it to my face. The scrub effectively removes dead skin cells without feeling abrasive, preparing my skin to better absorb the other products in the collection.

The star of the show for me was the Acne Killer Night Balm. Packed with Wild Mountain Marigold (Calendula Officinalis), Thistle oil, Lavender oil, Beeswax, and Vitamin E, this thick balm spreads easily once warmed on my skin. The natural Salicylic Acid found in Marigold penetrates deep into the pores, while its anti-inflammatory properties can calm and heal any irritations. I was amazed to wake up the first morning to less redness and no new breakouts. By day four, my existing pimples had noticeably shrunk and were starting to heal.

The 6-in-1 Daily Glow & Moisturize Balm is a true multitasker. Packed with 190 bioactive compounds, including rare omega-7 fatty acids, this balm does it all. It contains Hemp and Rose de Mai to reduce redness and inflammation, Rosehip and Pomegranate to fight wrinkles (apparently reducing wrinkle depth by 22% in 8 weeks, according to a clinical study), and Thistle and Squalane for optimal hydration. I apply this balm every morning after cleansing, and my skin feels hydrated all day. It’s also helping to reduce the scarring and crusting left behind by my breakouts.

After just a week of using the complete ritual – exfoliating with the gentle Face Scrub three times a week, applying the 6-in-1 Daily Glow & Moisturize Balm each morning, and treating my skin to the Acne Killer Night Balm before bed – I can confidently say that Norse Organics has changed my skin for the better. Unlike harsh treatments like Accutane or strong retinoids, these products felt nourishing and gentle on my skin. I find these products to be effective in just a short number of days, which is impressive. It’s no wonder why they are popular, with over 100,000 customers leaving them thousands of positive reviews.

As a researcher, I appreciate the brand’s transparency about their ingredients and the scientific evidence supporting their efficacy.

If you’re struggling with persistent acne, I wholeheartedly recommend giving Norse Organics’ Acne & Redness Ritual Collection a try. It might just be the natural solution your skin has been craving.

Norse Organics currently offers a 60-day satisfaction guarantee on their products, so there’s no risk – only reward. Hurry and shop now at https://norseorganics.co

Thanks to @norseorganics for sponsoring this review.

The reviews and opinions in this post are completely my own.