Description
- Tea Tree Therapy - Eucalyptus Soap - 3.5 oz. (99.2 gm) Tea Tree Therapy Eucalyptus Soap is vegetable based and is infused with Eucalyptus australiana Oil, Lavender Oil and Tea Tree Oil to give Tea Tree Therapy Eucalyptus Soap anti-microbial action with aromatic deep cleansing freshness and softness. Crushed Eucalyptus leaf gently exfoliates the skin and macadamia nut oil soothes and moisturizes the skin. Tea Tree Therapy Eucalyptus Soap is an all over body bar suitable for daily use on all skin types. Tea Tree Therapy Eucalyptus Soap Highlights: An aromatic rich lathering soap for deep cleansing, freshness and softness Contains eucalyptus leaf to assist in exfoliation of the skin Excellent anti-bacterial hand and body soap Assists with the healing of problem skin Infused with macadamia nut oil to soothe and moisturize the skin Suitable for all skin type About Tea Tree Therapy All Tea Tree Therapy products are made only from the species "Melaleuca Alternifolia." Considered by many users to be most theurapeutic of the 100 and more varieties of tea tree plants. In addition all Tea Tree Therapy Products are made with 100% Pure Therapeutic grade antiseptic essential oil Terpinen-4-ol min 36% Cineole Average -3%. A higher standard than mandated by the Australian goverment for Tea Tree products. Tea Tree Oil, "First Aid Kit in a bottle" There are many other uses for tea tree oil: A natural deodorizer. Add a few drops of tea tree oil to your wash to help deodorize clothes to get rid of odors. Add a few drops of tea tree oil to your household cleaning solution. Will help repel insects. Tea tree oil has a deodorizing effect when added to cleaning solution. Helps disinfect areas that may harbor bacteria and viruses.
- UPC # 637792603005
- Size/Form 3.50 oz.
Suggested Use: Use as needed. INGREDIENTS Sodium Palmate, Sodium Palm Kernelate, Purified Water, Eucalyptus Radiata Oil, Macadamia Nut Oil, Glycerin (Vegetable Source), Palm Kernel Acid, Lavender Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Crushed Eucalyptus Leaves, Sodium Chloride.
