Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Antiseptic Cream 100 g

Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Antiseptic Cream is a first aid cream designed to cleanse grazes and minor skin irritations while helping protect against bacteria. The fast-absorbing formula is easy to apply and gentle enough for regular use on affected areas.

• Size / capacity: 100 g tube for home use, travel-ready application, and convenient re‑application when needed.
• Active ingredients: Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea tree) leaf oil, glycerin, macadamia integrifolia seed oil, and other soothing emollients to support skin comfort.
• Texture and absorption: Cream formulation that absorbs readily without creating a greasy residue.
• Skin barrier support: Helps cleanse and reinforce the skin’s natural barrier to support healthy-looking skin during minor irritations.
• Ideal uses: Suitable for grazes, minor skin irritations, and calming redness associated with insect bites.
• Fragrance and sensitivity: Contains limonene and other fragrance components; patch testing is advised for sensitive skin.

This antiseptic cream combines Tea Tree Leaf Oil with moisturizing ingredients to cleanse affected areas while maintaining skin comfort. The 100 g tube provides a practical balance of quantity and portability, making it suitable for at‑home first aid drawers and on‑the‑go care. Directions: ensure the skin is clean and dry before applying a thin layer to the affected area, two to three times daily or as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Antiseptic Cream used for?
  A: It is designed to cleanse grazes and minor skin irritations and to help protect against bacteria, while also soothing redness from insect bites.
• Q: How should I apply this cream?
  A: Clean and dry the skin first, then apply a thin layer to the affected area two to three times daily or as needed.
• Q: Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
  A: The product contains Tea Tree Leaf Oil and fragrance components such as limonene; if you have sensitive skin, consider a patch test on a small area first.