Tea Tree Therapy Antiseptic Tea.Tree Liquid Soap

I recently suffered the feared event of a beloved and relied upon product being discontinued: Basis All Clear bar.

It seems my face needs the combination of tree tree oil and triclosan in a facial soap in order to behave in a manageable way meaning not break out every 2 days. Once I did the research on triclosan I was suitably cautioned as well as kind of confused: if this triclosan is so awful why is it the number one ingredient of anti microbial, antiseptic hand washes in hospitals? OK, maybe it need not be added to mouthwash and maybe it really should be kept away from small children and babies but you can't just take it away and not replace it with something as equally effective! That is what the "Greenies" and the "It Causes Cancer!" throngs have effectively done, I guess. They don't get zits, they can splash their porcelain skins with warm water, waft a towel in the general direction of their faces and be glowing and perfect. In the words of Hannibal Lector: I myself cannot. I need the big guns.

Tea tree oil has been known for centuries as an all-purpose natural remedy. You can use it as an antiseptic for cuts, insect bites, poison ivy, and fungal infections. This soap is mild, pleasant-smelling and is almost as effective as straight tea tree oil without the harsh smell. It's wonderful.

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