Tea Tree Antibacterial Handwash 500ml (Pack of 3)

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Hands were cleansed with the test solution for 60 seconds and rinsed for 15 seconds.' says Dr Lee. 'The tea tree oil preparation was safe and did not cause skin damage.' 9. Tea tree oil can help treat of MRSA The active ingredient Tea Tree Oil is known to counteract bacteria and it makes the product effective in washing bacteria and dirt away from the skin. Tea Tree Oil also leaves a clean and fresh feeling on the skin, and the soap’s lather cleanses the skin thoroughly. However, other markers of infection such as viral titres, and the length of time viral cultures remained positive, were the same in both groups. '

In one 2005 study, participants showed better eradication of bacteria (E.coli) after using a handwash containing 5% tea tree oil and 10% alcohol, or a 5% T solution in water, than from using a simple soap. Tea tree oil isn’t recommended for children under 12 or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding,' advises Kaura. Dandruff occurs when your scalp sheds white skin flakes, often associated with an itchy scalp, and Tea tree oil has been found to be effective in dandruff reduction.

The healing benefits of tea trees were not officially registred until 1923. However, the local Aboriginal tribe, Bundjalung, had long understood the protective and healing powers of tea trees and used their crushed leaves to treat various wounds and skin infections. They named the land with tea trees “Healing Ground”. Frequent and thorough hand washing is important to remove bacteria from the hands. Although Hand Wash is pH-friendly and suitable for all skin types, frequent hand washing can lead to dry hands. Therefore, we recommend that you care for and apply moisture to your hands several times a day with Hand Cream. Tea tee oil has an anti-oedema effect as it has an anti-histamine action and this helps reduce tissue swelling,' says Dr Lee.

All products from Australian Bodycare are dermatologically tested, and this is your guarantee that the soap is effective and suitable for daily use by the whole family. Tea tree oil applied topically to the skin has been found to be safe, but some people may experience a skin reaction, so always do a patch test before use. Tea tree oil comes with a number of different health benefits and uses, including the following: 1. Tea tree oil is antibacterial Tea tree oil has antioxidant properties, as it reduces the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) by white blood cells. ' Antioxidants are imperative for human health as they counteract oxidative damage which is regularly occurring inside all the cells of the body, as part of cellular metabolism,' says Dr Lee. 7. Tea tree oil can be used as an anti-histamine One 2002 trial found that using a 25% tea tree oil formulation is as effective for treating athlete's foot, as a 50% strength formulation,' says Dr Lee.

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Tea tree oil is also widely used as an antiseptic. 'It can be used for the treatment of small superficial wounds and insect bites,' says Kaura. 4. Tea tree oil can reduce your risk of viral infections

The tea tree oil group also reported less itching and greasiness,' she adds. 13. Tea tree oil can treat thrushIn one small 2001 study, 18 patients with recurrent genital herpes used either a 6% TTO gel or a placebo on their genital ulcers,' says Dr Lee. 'At the end of the study, ulcers healed faster in the TTO group, being healed at 9 days, compared to 12.5 days in the placebo group. If you develop side-effects from the use of tea tree oil or have a skin or anaphylactic reaction, always inform your GP and make sure this information is added to your medical record. Tea tree oil has proven anti-inflammatory properties. 'While research into the evidence of tea-tree oil is mixed, in some cases, tea-tree oil is thought to help reduce skin inflammation induced by histamines,' says Kaura. 'As such, tea tree oil is very commonly used in the beauty industry helping to reduce redness and inflammation associated with acneor sore skin after waxing.' 6. Tea tree oil is an antioxidant

Some users of tea tree oil may experience a skin reaction including irritation, itching and stinging,' warns Kaura. 'Alongside this, in rare cases, people have reported a burning sensation following use. If this occurs, you should stop using the product immediately and seek advice from your pharmacist or GP.' Tea tree oil also has a moisturising effect, whereas many other acne treatments have a drying effect on the skin,' she says. Take good care of your hands and choose an effective hand soap that both cleanses, softens and moisturizes your hands. This is important to get rid of all bacteria and dirt – and at the same time nourish the skin to avoid dry hands.In general, it’s best to speak to your GP first if you have any chronic medical conditions or are taking other regular medication. Researchers in one 2003 study looked at whether tea tree oil could be used as a treatment for oral candidiasis (thrush), with promising results. During the testing in the lab, they found that the oil was effective, and a follow-up test on rats confirmed these results.