Tea Tree oil has a warm, fresh, spicy, camphor-like fragrance. It is aggressive against bacteria, viruses and fungi, and is indispensable around infection, yet is also considered to be one of the mildest oils and is wonderfully soothing for irritated skin conditions. This remarkable, well-documented oil has been used and valued for centuries. A must for all first aid kits – also makes a great insect repellent. Ingredients Tea Tree (Melaleuca Alternifolia) Leaf Oil.

Tea Tree Oil: The natural cure for athlete’s foot

Tea tree oil is a natural antiseptic and is excellent when treating bacterial and fungal infections all over the body.  It is very affective as an anti-fungal lotion for topical use for athlete’s foot or nail infections if used regularly. Tea tree oil is also marketed as a cure-all and is used in many commercial preparations for acne, skin breakouts, cuts, wounds, dandruff, lice and scabies infections, bad breath, and oral thrush.  Make it into a balm and use it for mild to moderate acne. It will help to reduces pulsates and inflammations without the drying and flaky effect caused by many over the counter preparations.

Product Usage:

For athlete’s foot or any of the above complaints: Add five to seven drops of tea tree oil to about 15ml (one tablespoon) of Neways mixing oil and apply to infected area. Apply twice daily consecutively for several days.

As a mouthwash for oral thrush: Dilute three drops of tea tree oil in ½ a glass of warm water. Swill around mouth for 60 seconds. Spit out. Do not swallow. Repeat 4 times daily.

Note: Do not use full strength tea tree oil on skin as it can cause contact dermatitis.  Do not take tea tree oil internally and keep out of the reach of children.

Ingredients:

Tea Tree (Melaleuca Alternifolia) Leaf Oil.

Size: 15ml.