Brown Earth Shea and Coconut Oil Hand Made Cleansing Soap with Tea Tree Oil

SUPERDRUG COCONUT OIL

Advantages: Cheap and does the job!
Disadvantages: Slight articifical Coconut smell, packaging needs revamping.

, perhaps not as heavy going and smells absolutely gorgeous. It isn't the most gorgeous Coconut smell I have encountered, but it was yummy enough and I sort of expected it for the money I have paid. ~~~~~~~~~ THE TRIAL ~~~~~~~~~ Well, I washed my hair with shampoo and rinsed it with clean water. Rather than putting my normal hair conditioner, I scoop a small handful of the Coconut Oil from the tub and rub it between my hands. Then I smooth it over my hair as I would with my conditioners. I kept it in my hair for about 3 minutes. It was difficult to keep me amused for those long minutes, but I survived it. When the time was up, I washed it out with water that is hotter than usual. I might have contradicted myself as hot water might damage my hair, but I felt it was important that my hair is rinsed properly. I cannot stand ...

Moogiekupo 02.05.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Superdrug Coconut Oil

Oil is good for you - The magic of tea tree

Advantages: Can be used for just about every discomfort; smells lovely
Disadvantages: very expensive

/ £1.29 in most shops like: Superdrug, Boots, Savers, Wilkinsons... and is a very dark green. When applied to the skin, it is incrediabley cool and refreshing. The smell doesn't really linger on your skin eventhough the smell is extremely strong, but it leaves you feeling fresh and revitalised. 3. Bath oil - I have a plastic bottle of pure natural tea tree oil into which I literally put about 6 drops into the bath whilst the water is still running. I have no idea how much it cost because I stumbled across it one day whilst sorting my soaps from lotions for body butters from showergels (as you can see, I enjoy my bath luxuries!). I always use this when my body is aching, such as when I've carried a heavy rucksack back from college, sore back from yoga or genereal weariness from cycling. It's very strong smelling; you can smell it ...

LaceyR26 14.06.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Tea Tree

Tea Tree Oil The eighth wonder of the world

Advantages: Multiskilling.
Disadvantages: Price

heard. I will cover some of the ailments and conditions, that can be treated with tea tree oil, or a dilution, or inhalation etc. Starting from the top; Head Lice – Add a few drops(up to 10) to the shampoo that is in your hand, and leave it to sit for a few minutes. You can add it to your conditioner too if your really paranoid! Spots – dab neat oil with a cotton bud directly onto the spot. Don’t squeeze it afterward, as you will re-introduce infection. You can do this as many times as you like, the spot will dry up within 2 days. Eyebrow plucking – Apply a drop of neat oil to your eyebrows before plucking, but make sure it’s a tiny amount, and not enough to run down onto the delicate skin next to your eyes. This tip eliminates painful plucking, and reduces the likelihood of infection. Cleansing ...

MagicWend 30.08.2001 · Read full review
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Review of Australian Bodycare Tea Tree Oil