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Thursday Plantation
Tea Tree 100% Oil 10ml
Thursday Plantation Pure Tea Tree Oil 10ml is used topically for skin hygiene, protection and to address septic, bacterial and fungal conditions of the skin. It is often referred to as nature’s first aid kit in a bottle.
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Description:
Thursday Plantation Pure Tea Tree Oil 10 ml
Detailed Description:
Nature's first aid kit in a bottle:
Thursday Plantation tea tree oil is used topically for skin hygiene and protection and to address septic, bacterial and fungal conditions of the skin. Naturally sourced and produced from 100% pure and natural essential oil of melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree).
Vegan®.
Product not tested on animals.
GMP.
Good manufacturing processing assured.
www.thursdayplantation.com.
Pack size:
10 ml
Quantity in pack:
1
Marketing description:
Thursday Plantation.
Australia's original.
10 ml.
Australia's original 1976.
Antibacterial.
Antiseptic.
Antifungal.
100% pure tea tree oil.
Brand:
Thursday Plantation
Package type:
Box
Usage instructions:
Apply to:
Minor cuts.
Abrasions.
Bites.
Stings.
Sunburn.
To relieve the symptoms and irritation associated with many fungal skin infections such as tinea (athlete's foot), ringworm and candida skin infections.
For a blocked nose, apply a couple of drops to palms of hand, hold hands over nose and inhale sharply 2 -3 times.
Around the home:
A few drops on a damp cloth makes an antiseptic wipe for surfaces, or add to water when washing floors, bathrooms and kitchens for additional antiseptic protection.
Dilute a few drops in water and spray a light mist over carpets, skirting boards, bedding and animal bedding to repel fleas.
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Best oil ever!
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Anonymous
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01 Nov 2016
I LOVE this product!!!! There are soooo many uses for this product.. I use it for insect bites, any itch, itchy scalp, disinfectant, skin fungus.. too many to name