Personal Care + antifungal creams

Melaleuca alternifolia, or Australian tea tree oil as it is more commonly known, is a native Australian plant with many remarkable properties. When crushed and distilled, the leaves of this plant yield 100% natural oil which is an antiseptic, a fungicide, and a mild solvent.Tea tree oil's major active component is terpinen-4-ol (typically 30-40%). This compound is responsible for tea tree oil's antibacterial and antifungal properties. In Australia, it was used in diseases treatment for many centuries by the Aborigines.Tea tree oil has many applications, due to its remarkable properties. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat can I use Tea Tree oil for?For medicinal purposesInfection s, minor burns, cuts, sore throats, ingrown or infected toenails, sunburn, tinea, ulcers, golden staph, cold sores, pimples, and acne can all be treated using tea tree oil.Skin careDeodorants, soaps, hand creams and lotions, and an entire range of personal hygiene products are available that contain tea tree oil. Its soothing and antibacter

Melaleuca alternifolia, or Australian tea tree oil as it is more commonly known, is a native Australian plant with many remarkable properties. When crushed and distilled, the leaves of this plant yield 100% natural oil which is an antiseptic, a fungicide, and a mild solvent.Tea tree oil's major active component is terpinen-4-ol (typically 30-40%). This compound is responsible for tea tree oil's antibacterial and antifungal properties. In Australia, it was used in diseases treatment for many centuries by the Aborigines.Tea tree oil has many applications, due to its remarkable properties. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat can I use Tea Tree oil for?For medicinal purposesInfection s, minor burns, cuts, sore throats, ingrown or infected toenails, sunburn, tinea, ulcers, golden staph, cold sores, pimples, and acne can all be treated using tea tree oil.Skin careDeodorants, soaps, hand creams and lotions, and an entire range of personal hygiene products are available that contain tea tree oil. Its soothing and antibacter

Melaleuca alternifolia, or Australian tea tree oil as it is more commonly known, is a native Australian plant with many remarkable properties. When crushed and distilled, the leaves of this plant yield 100% natural oil which is an antiseptic, a fungicide, and a mild solvent.Tea tree oil's major active component is terpinen-4-ol (typically 30-40%). This compound is responsible for tea tree oil's antibacterial and antifungal properties. In Australia, it was used in diseases treatment for many centuries by the Aborigines.Tea tree oil has many applications, due to its remarkable properties. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat can I use Tea Tree oil for?For medicinal purposesInfection s, minor burns, cuts, sore throats, ingrown or infected toenails, sunburn, tinea, ulcers, golden staph, cold sores, pimples, and acne can all be treated using tea tree oil.Skin careDeodorants, soaps, hand creams and lotions, and an entire range of personal hygiene products are available that contain tea tree oil. Its soothing and antibacter

Botani's Phytoseptic Cream is formulated using blend of elite botanicals, including Goldern seal and lemon scented tea tree oil, thus providing a natural approach to anti-fungal skin treatment with the added benefits of anti-bacterial and anti- inflammatory efficacy.