Teangi Tea Tree & Witch Hazel Cream - 3 Pack

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Eucalyptus Oil: Eucalyptus Oil toxicity usually arises from ingestion, particularly in children. If used in accordance with the directions then problems are unlikely.

Do not use this cream if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Seek emergency medical attention if you notice any signs of a severe allergic reaction, symptoms of which include swelling of the face and throat, skin rash, breathing difficulties and/or loss of consciousness.

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Camphor: Camphor toxicity usually arises from ingestion, particularly in children. If used in accordance with the directions then problems are unlikely. Antiseptic cream is an important part of a first aid kit. It’s used to soothe and heal wounds, and it protects against infection when you’ve had a cut, graze, burn, insect bite or any other minor wound. Antiseptics work by weakening the growth of bacteria, not to be confused with an antibiotic, which works by killing bacteria.

Tea tree oil is a natural herbal remedy, promoting many health benefits due to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It can relieve skin conditions such as acne, in addition to treating minor wounds. For external use only. Apply Teangi Tea Tree & Witch Hazel Antiseptic Cream generously to clean skin. Repeat as and when required. Methyl Salicylate: Methyl Salicylate toxicity is as for aspirin. Problems may include hypersensitivity resulting from skin eruptions. Salicylates have been shown to cross the placenta and have shown teratogenicity in animals. Salicylates are also believed to be implicated in the onset of Reyes Syndrome in children. SKIN RELIEF - Combining the known antiseptic and antibacterial properties of Tea Tree with gentle cooling Witch Hazel Teangi cream is formulated to treat and calm irritated skin. So whether you or your children are suffering from sunburn, spots, or small cuts, our cream is cooling and calming to help relieve pain and itching.Antiseptics slow down the growth of bacteria, helping to prevent any further infection. They’re great for cleaning the skin, like the prep before an injection. Although they can kill bacteria, antiseptics’ main strength is preventing its growth. Antibiotics, however, kill the bacteria completely, but they shouldn’t be relied on too much as you can become resistant to them.