Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Anti-Fungal Gel 20g

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Athletes Foot & Tinea - Clean and dry affected area, apply gel three times per day. Continue to apply for two-three weeks after symptoms cease. For best result, use in conjunction with Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Foot Powder and Spray. Ringworm - Clean and dry affected area, apply gel three times per day. Continue to apply for two-three weeks after symptoms cease. Wash garments and bedding to prevent reinfection. Jock Itch - Clean and dry affected area, apply gel three times per day. Continue to apply for two-three weeks after symptoms cease. Keep the area dry and avoid synthetic fibres. Tinea Versicolor - Clean and dry affected area, apply gel three times per day. Continue to apply for two-three weeks after symptoms cease. Candida Skin Infections- As per jock itch Benefits Contains Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil - Standardised -Terpinen-4-ol (the main germicidal active) exceeds
the minimum specification and International (ISO4730) Standards of
Australian (AS2782-1997) by at least 20%.
- Broad Spectrum Anti-Fungal & Antiseptic - All natural active ingredients - No chemical fungicides - Water Free Gel Formulation - Easy to apply, minimises moisture residual - Contains Pine & Spearmint Oil. Promotes a cooling sensation upon application. - Contains Ethanol - To dry the skin quickly - Contains Isopropyl myristate (derived from fatty acids sourced from palm oil and nutmeg butter) - A natural ingredient that helps tea tree oil permeate skin to reach seat of infection - Fresh natural fragrance - To keep the area fresh and mask any unpleasant odours
Formulation
Active ingredient: Melaleuca oil 50 mg/g
Contra
Tea Tree Oil is a strong concentrate known as an essential oil. If using Tea Tree Oil for the first time, do a small patch test on the inside of the arm to test for possible side effects. As with all therapeutic products there is a chance that a person may have an allergic response to tea tree oil. Normal precautions should be taken which include noting if any redness or skin irritation develops or persists. In such a case discontinuing use will allow the skin to revert to normal. Whilst tea tree oil can be used on mouth ulcers, or as a gargle, it is not for internal consumption.

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