Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil 50mL

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General Information

Australia's natural antiseptic, Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil is distilled from specially selected Melaleuca alternifolia leaves, a plant native to the coastal regions of northern New South Wales and south eastern Queensland, Australia. Cleaning: Kills 99.9% household germs
Treats fungal infections such as athlete's foot and nail infection
Relieves minor cuts, burns, abrasions, pimples, bites and stings
Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil is a naturally sourced  antiseptic which inhibits a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi and cleanses and protects skin abrasions. Tea Tree Oil is well tolerated by healthy skin tissue, and does not inhibit normal cell growth. This 100% pure, 100% natural oil:

Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil 100% pure is a naturally sourced antiseptic which inhibits a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi and cleanses and protects skin abrasions.

Suitable For: Antiseptic

Product Claims: Product not tested on animals and Vegan.

Boxed Contents: Bottle

Size: 50mL

KEY FEATURES

• Relieves minor cuts, burns, abrasions, pimples, bites and stings
• Treats fungal infections such as athlete's foot and nail infection
• Natural acne treatment
• The germicidal active in Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil, terpinen-4-ol, is greater than International and Australian standards
• Lower risk of potential skin sensitisation, due to low para-cymene content, a potential irritating agent that can occur in essential oils
• 100% pure. Free from SLS, parabens, synthetics and fillers; guaranteeing unaltered, pure oil
• Sourced from and made in Australia
• Product not tested on animals. Vegan friendly.

Guide to Safe Disposal of Essential Oils

Essential oils are potent substances that can enhance our well-being, but it’s important to dispose of them safely to protect the environment and public health. Here’s how to do it responsibly:

1. Understand the Composition

• Know Your Oils: Different essential oils have varying chemical compositions. Some can be harmful to aquatic life and the environment if not disposed of correctly.

2. Avoid Pouring Down the Drain

• Never Discard in Sinks or Toilets: Essential oils should not be poured down the drain, as they can contaminate water sources and harm aquatic ecosystems.

3. Use a Waste Container

• Seal and Store: If you have expired or unwanted essential oils, seal them in their original container or a secure, labeled container to prevent leaks.
• Store Safely: Keep the container in a cool, dark place away from children and pets until you can dispose of it properly.

4. Check Local Disposal Guidelines

• Hazardous Waste Facilities: Many communities have designated facilities for hazardous waste, including certain essential oils. Check with local waste management authorities for guidelines on disposal.
• Community Collection Events: Participate in local hazardous waste collection events if available.

5. Consider Recycling Options

• Reuse: If the oil is still usable, consider giving it to friends or family, or repurpose it for cleaning or other household uses.
• Upcycling: Use empty essential oil bottles for DIY projects, crafts, or storage of other small items.

6. Avoid Mixing with Regular Trash

• Separate Waste: Do not mix essential oils with regular household waste unless directed by local regulations. Always follow local guidelines for hazardous materials.

7. Educate Yourself on Alternatives

• Plant-Based Options: If you’re looking to switch to more sustainable options, consider plant-based or non-toxic alternatives that are safer for the environment.

8. Stay Informed

• Follow Updates: Regulations and guidelines can change. Stay informed about best practices for disposal in your community.