Bosistos Tea Tree Oil 15ml

Therapeutic Uses:

Antiseptic

For the treatment and prevention of infection in minor wounds, including cuts, scratches and abrasions.

Directions: Apply directly onto the affected skin, as required.

Bosisto’s Tea Tree Oil has been independently laboratory tested and proven to kill the following microorganisms:

Escherichia coli (E.coli, bacterium)

Salmonella choleraesuis  (bacterium)

Staphylococcus aureus (bacterium)

Pseudomonas aeruginosa (bacterium)

Rashes & itches

Helps prevent infection associated with rashes, scaling, flaking and itching skin, including shaving rash.

Directions: Apply directly onto the affected skin, as required.

Acne & pimples

Helps prevent and treat infection caused from acne and pimples.

Directions: Apply directly onto the affected skin, as required.

Bites & stings

For insect bites and stings, reducing irritation and inflammation and helping to prevent infection.

Directions: Apply directly onto the affected skin, as required.

Personal Uses:

Foot odour

Bathe feet in solution of one capful of the Oil and warm water. Sprinkle Oil in shoes to freshen and eliminate odours.

Shoe deodoriser
To neutralise odours and freshen, sprinkle the Oil directly into shoes or add to a cotton wool ball and place inside shoes – great for gym shoes, work boots.

Household Uses:

Cleaning

For floors, hard surfaces, kitchen and bathroom cleaning, add one to two capfuls of the Oil to wash liquid to help remove unwanted bacteria and odours.

Toilet

Add one capful of Oil in toilets or drains. Is an antibacterial cleaner, freshener and deodoriser.

Washing – Clothes & Bedding

Add two capfuls of Oil to the rinse cycle to help kill germs and freshen clothes and linen.

Pet Areas:

Cleaning

To clean and deodorise pet quarters add a capful of Oil to wash liquid to help kill germs and remove unwanted bacteria and odours.

Pet bedding

Add 2 capfuls to the washing machine when laundering pet bedding to help freshen and deodorise.

Note: Essential oils can be of benefit to pets. However it is important to remember that the skin of animals is much more sensitive than that of humans and essential oils should be used sparingly and with caution. Essential oils can also be poisonous if used incorrectly. Importantly, never use essential oils directly onto the skin of cats.