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Tea Tree Foam Face Wash (Certified Organic) - 150ml
$19.49
Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Foam Face Wash (Certified Organic) - 150ml is a dietary supplement in oil form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.
CERTIFIED ORGANIC TEA TREE FOAMING FACE WASHThursday Plantation Certified Organic Face Wash is a natural soap-free foaming cleanser. Assists in preventing acne and pimples by gently cleansing the skin to remove a build up of excessive oils. Contains 100% pure Tea Tree Oil and chamomile to soothe the skin. Soap free to avoid excessive drying of the skin and pH balanced to minimize stress to the skin. [FOAMING LIQUID]
Dosage
For frequent hand washing and sensitive skin
Thursday Plantation makes synthetic, paraben and sulphate free natural skin care products without the use of animal testing. Thursday Plantation believes in the power of Tea Tree oil and formulates top-selling products: Tea Tree Face Cream, Tea Tree and Witch Hazel Toner, Tea Tree Medicated Gel for Acne, plus many more. If you suffer from skin imperfections or clogged pores, Thursday Plantation’s got you covered.
Thursday Plantation Certified Organic Face Wash is a natural soap-free foaming cleanser. Assists in preventing acne and pimples by gently cleansing the skin to remove a build up of excessive oils. Contains 100% pure Tea Tree Oil and chamomile to soothe the skin. Soap free to avoid excessive drying of the skin and pH balanced to minimize stress to the skin.
Tea Tree Oil has powerful anti-bacterial properties that target the bacteria that causes pimples. Thursday Plantation Certified Organic Tea tree Face Wash is ideal for acne and pimples, problem complexions, daily face cleansing, oily skin without the use of chemicals like Benzoyl Peroxide.
Free from parabens, petrochemicals, propylene glycol, lauryl sulphates, polysorbates, synthetic fragrances, synthetic colours and animal derived ingredients.
Acne
This common skin complaint is characterized by pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads. It affects most of our society at some point in their life (usually just in time for that big date or photo opportunity!). Although the problem is not life threatening, it can be disheartening. It can lead to lower self-esteem & a negative body image.
Nutritional deficiencies, exposure to environmental toxins, stress, genetics, hormonal imbalances and some pharmaceutical drugs can cause acne. It is rarely caused by uncleanliness.
Hormonal changes, including increased male hormones or increased
progesterone, cause acne in adolescence and premenstrually. The extra hormones lead to increased production of oil that clogs the skin's pores. Bacteria get stuck in the oil and the resulting immune reaction causes inflammation. Acne can also be due to toxin excretion through the skin. When the body's organs (liver, kidneys, lungs) are overwhelmed by toxins the skin can sweat them out. Toxins in sweat can irritate the tissues leading to inflammation and susceptibility to acne. Scarring of the skin is the only long-term consequence of acne and is usually due to picking at the skin.
Conventional treatment with Accutane does reduce oil production and acne. However this drug had many side effects including nosebleeds, headaches, joint pain and it may cause bone loss and depression. The most dangerous side effect is birth defects from women taking Accutane during pregnancy. Topical treatment with Retin-A increases skin shedding to avoid oil build-up. Side effects include sun sensitivity. Oral antibiotics or creams can be recommended to kill bacteria. Side effects, like
yeast infections, are quite common. Topical treatment with benzoyl peroxide is antibacterial but can cause excessive skin dryness and allergic reactions.
To fight acne topically tea tree oil,
grapefruit seed extract
and
lavender
essential oil are good choices. They can be added to hot water for a steam treatment or diluted and dabbed on the skin. There are also many cleansing products available with one or more of these antibacterial agents.
Colloidal silver
is an antibiotic that can be applied topically. Green clay
masks
also help to detoxify the skin and draw out acne blemishes.
Dietary changes and stress reduction are the main stays of acne prevention. All foods that promote detoxification of the body are essential. They include high-fiber foods and lots of water. Avoid any foods that you are sensitive to especially, sugary foods, dairy products, alcohol, caffeine, chocolate, fried foods, processed foods and iodized salt. Eat foods high in
zinc
such as whole grains, sunflower seeds and raw nuts. Eat lots of fruit for its water content and alpha-hydroxy acids. Eat raw foods that contain oxalic acid like almonds,
beets, cashews and chard.
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Thursday Plantation Certified Organic Face Wash is a natural soap-free foaming cleanser. Assists in preventing acne and pimples by gently cleansing the skin to remove a build up of excessive oils. Contains 100% pure Tea Tree Oil and chamomile to soothe the skin. Soap free to avoid excessive drying of the skin and pH balanced to minimize stress to the skin.
Tea Tree Oil has powerful anti-bacterial properties that target the bacteria that causes pimples. Thursday Plantation Certified Organic Tea tree Face Wash is ideal for acne and pimples, problem complexions, daily face cleansing, oily skin without the use of chemicals like Benzoyl Peroxide.
Free from parabens, petrochemicals, propylene glycol, lauryl sulphates, polysorbates, synthetic fragrances, synthetic colours and animal derived ingredients.
Acne
This common skin complaint is characterized by pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads. It affects most of our society at some point in their life (usually just in time for that big date or photo opportunity!). Although the problem is not life threatening, it can be disheartening. It can lead to lower self-esteem & a negative body image.
Nutritional deficiencies, exposure to environmental toxins, stress, genetics, hormonal imbalances and some pharmaceutical drugs can cause acne. It is rarely caused by uncleanliness.
Hormonal changes, including increased male hormones or increased
progesterone, cause acne in adolescence and premenstrually. The extra hormones lead to increased production of oil that clogs the skin's pores. Bacteria get stuck in the oil and the resulting immune reaction causes inflammation. Acne can also be due to toxin excretion through the skin. When the body's organs (liver, kidneys, lungs) are overwhelmed by toxins the skin can sweat them out. Toxins in sweat can irritate the tissues leading to inflammation and susceptibility to acne. Scarring of the skin is the only long-term consequence of acne and is usually due to picking at the skin.
Conventional treatment with Accutane does reduce oil production and acne. However this drug had many side effects including nosebleeds, headaches, joint pain and it may cause bone loss and depression. The most dangerous side effect is birth defects from women taking Accutane during pregnancy. Topical treatment with Retin-A increases skin shedding to avoid oil build-up. Side effects include sun sensitivity. Oral antibiotics or creams can be recommended to kill bacteria. Side effects, like
yeast infections, are quite common. Topical treatment with benzoyl peroxide is antibacterial but can cause excessive skin dryness and allergic reactions.
To fight acne topically tea tree oil,
grapefruit seed extract
and
lavender
essential oil are good choices. They can be added to hot water for a steam treatment or diluted and dabbed on the skin. There are also many cleansing products available with one or more of these antibacterial agents.
Colloidal silver
is an antibiotic that can be applied topically. Green clay
masks
also help to detoxify the skin and draw out acne blemishes.
Dietary changes and stress reduction are the main stays of acne prevention. All foods that promote detoxification of the body are essential. They include high-fiber foods and lots of water. Avoid any foods that you are sensitive to especially, sugary foods, dairy products, alcohol, caffeine, chocolate, fried foods, processed foods and iodized salt. Eat foods high in
zinc
such as whole grains, sunflower seeds and raw nuts. Eat lots of fruit for its water content and alpha-hydroxy acids. Eat raw foods that contain oxalic acid like almonds,
beets, cashews and chard.
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