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welshwarrior Adding tea tree to lather 03-03-2008, 11:11 PM
claytor I use it to wash my face and... 03-04-2008, 01:27 AM
Shaun So impurities... you mean... 03-06-2008, 10:53 PM
joke1176 you know that tea tree oil... 03-07-2008, 12:54 AM
poona ...as has lavender. I need a... 03-07-2008, 06:45 PM
kaptain_zero I thought it was called a... 03-07-2008, 08:13 PM
claytor The study (with lavender and... 03-07-2008, 09:14 PM
Don Tea Tree is a interesting EO.... 03-07-2008, 12:59 AM
nerobot I sometimes put witchhazel in... 03-07-2008, 08:28 AM
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    Default Adding tea tree to lather

    My barber swears by the above for curing skin impurities. He says just drop 4/5 drops of the oil into the lather.

    Anyone tried this?

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    I use it to wash my face and it works quite well. Rinses clean and foams nicely. I don't see why it wouldn't work. The product I've used (Dr. Woods) says you can use it for a lather, but that has other things such as olive oil to clean and moisturize.

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    Quote Originally Posted by welshwarrior View Post
    My barber swears by the above for curing skin impurities. He says just drop 4/5 drops of the oil into the lather.

    Anyone tried this?

    So impurities... you mean like leprosy or what? I do know that Tea tree oil has very good natural anticeptic properties and Im sure it would add a kind of menthol feel to the lather. I'll have to try it.

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    you know that tea tree oil has been shown to cause gynocomastia in adolescent males don't you?

    I would stay away from it, I don't want any increased probability of man-boobs...then again, I could really have some fun with that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by joke1176 View Post
    you know that tea tree oil has been shown to cause gynocomastia in adolescent males don't you?

    I would stay away from it, I don't want any increased probability of man-boobs...then again, I could really have some fun with that!

    ...as has lavender. I need a bra now after taylors of old bond street sent me a tub of soap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by poona View Post
    ...as has lavender. I need a bra now after taylors of old bond street sent me a tub of soap.
    I thought it was called a "Bro" in our case?!?!

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    LOL yeah good call. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by joke1176 View Post
    you know that tea tree oil has been shown to cause gynocomastia in adolescent males don't you?

    I would stay away from it, I don't want any increased probability of man-boobs...then again, I could really have some fun with that!
    The study (with lavender and tea tree) MAY cause, not has been shown to cause.
    Don't mean to be too picky, but it's in my Computer Science nature.

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    Tea Tree is a interesting EO. It can be great for your skin or ruin you skin. Just be careful. Add a drop or two use it see how your reacts after a week. Work up from their a drop or tw a week the second your skin starts to show any dryness back it off. Like I said this stuff if used right can be great, over use it you will be sorry.

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    I sometimes put witchhazel in when lathering creame. Makes a nice thick lather. Don't use creames much though.

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