Tea Tree Oil Lotion with Neem Oil for Foot & Body - Helps Soothe Skin Irritation and Fight Body Odor TheraTree

I have had acne when I was growing up. Eventually it disappeared from my face, but my back was full of lesions. I have used a myriad of products to get rid of it including BHA exfoliant, Retinoid products, and skin moisturizers, all went in vein. A dermatologist, however, told me that she doesn't think that the lesions were acne. She thought that it is a fungal skin infection. She prescribed an anti fungal oral treatment, which I took for 60 days all in vein. Finally, I decided to look for a product to help me with the lesions. I found this product. I bought the entire selection. I have got the lotion, the soap, and the green tea oil (just to show you how desperate I am to have a clear back).After 4 weeks of constant use- that is I use the soap in the shower (every time- which is about 3-4x / wk) and I follow with the a mixture of the lotion and the oil, I am happy to tell you that my back is almost completely clear!Apart from a pungent smell (especially to the oil), this product is great.It didn't only help clear the lesions, but it also feels so good after showers! I feel so refreshed, it gives a certain feeling of "coolness+nice tingling" that I cannot describe :) but I can tell you that it feels good and lasts to about 15 minutes after showers.I didn't follow with the oil every time, I used the oil on my hair (hence the dermatologist told me that the fungus lives in the scalp mainly, and it does not itch and you can't see it) I used it on my hair in addition to my routine of (coconut oil or castor oil) and let it sit for 2-5 hours 1 to 2 x / week.This product works. I recommend it, not only if you have a skin lesion or infection but just to have a great experience after showers along with the soap just to use when you are super intense or something. :)UPDATE---I have to say that I learned that "menthol" , a product in this lotion is irritant to skin and increase skin aging.It is generally recommended not to use "scented compounds" and several other products like "menthol containing ones" on skin because they induce a chronic concealed inflammatory reaction, which translates to wrinkles later in life.I have significantly reduced the frequency of using this product after I learned that.

If you have itchy skin, get this. I always have problems with rashes and itchy skin, particularly in the summer, and this lotion has just saved me from hours of irritation and sleeplessness. It is a lovely, creamy lotion that smells kind of like a cross between a fir tree and mint. When you first rub it on, it produces a cooling sensation and a sharp burst of minty-fir tree scent. It rubs in well--I have not noticed it being greasy--and it leaves my skin smooth.Honestly, I can't say enough good things about this lotion. If you have dry, itchy skin, or suffer from rashes, then I would definitely recommend trying this. What works for one person may not work for the next, but this one definitely works for me. I have tried making my own oil using a base oil and tee tree oil, and that works to some degree, but it doesn't leave my skin as nice and smooth as this cream does. It is fantastic for dry skin on your feet, as well, and I've started using it every night to soothe the skin on my feet.It's definitely worth a shot if you have itchy skin.

I live in the country and my doctor is in the city, so it's hard to see her for every little thing. One day my neck started itching, and while I thought it was odd, I chalked it up to seasonal allergies.About a week later with my neck still low key itching, I suddenly felt little tiny raised bumps all along my neck. They were about the size of tiny skin tags. This alarmed me because my neck is quite smooth normally.After several internet searches, I speculated that I was at the beginning of a scabies outbreak and the itching was how I created microscopic tears in my flesh for the little buggers to enter through.At that point I began to bathe in Sulphur soap (thanks to Amazon) and apply this cream liberally for another week. I resisted the urge to itch, which continued for many days. I also cleaned my sheets etc.Whether I actually had scabies or not, I was definitely experiencing some sort of outbreak localized to my neck. It may have been a fungal thing too. This cream, I am convinced, stopped whatever it was early in its tracks. I'm going to keep a bottle on hand for future.As for the folks saying it smells funny - it contains Neem oil, which kills scabies. I bought Neem oil separately, and it smells deeply earthy, almost yukky. So of course that smell might turn you off. Mostly though the peppermint cancels it out. I would put up with this smell ten times over to prevent the little bugs from living in my flesh again without a second thought.Thanks to whomever put this formula together - I'm so relieved not to have to go the doctor plus harsh prescription medicine route (which is in the pesticide family)!

This lotion clears up dry skin quickly. It tingles a little after you put it on so it makes you feel like it’s working. I also use it on areas that I have problems with body acne or bumps, like my back and back of my arms. I use it daily to prevent breakouts, especially before events where those parts will be showing, like at weddings or in the summer.My only dislike is the smell. It’s not a bad smell but it smells like mint and you can smell it on yourself for a while after applying. The smell does fades after a while and my boyfriend says he can’t smell it on me so I’m not too conscious of putting it on before I go out.