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Spectrum Herbal

Spectrum Herbal Herbal Cream Chickweed With Coraki Tea Tree Oil 50g

SKU: 2654374

Regular price $15.95 AUD
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Apply this moisturising chickweed cream to affected skin twice daily as part of your routine. Each 50g tube contains 10% chickweed extract and 100% Australian Certified Organic Coraki Tea Tree Oil.

Shea butter, cocoa butter, sweet almond oil, macadamia oil and mango butter help nourish the skin while you apply the cream. The formula also contains lanolin, dimethicone, vegetable glycerine and tocopherol.

  • Traditional use: Chickweed is traditionally used for skin conditions including eczema and dermatitis.
  • Skin feel: Chickweed is described as having a cooling and drying effect on wounds and skin.
  • Application: Apply the cream to the affected area twice daily.

These chickweed claims are based on traditional use. If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare practitioner. Keep the cream ready for targeted application when affected areas need a moisturising product with chickweed and Coraki Tea Tree Oil.

Spectrum Herbal Chickweed Cream contains 10% chickweed extract and 100% Australian Certified Organic Coraki Tea Tree Oil. This moisturising cream is formulated with shea butter, cocoa butter, sweet almond oil and other ingredients to nourish the skin. Chickweed is traditionally used for skin conditions including eczema and dermatitis, and is described as having a cooling and drying effect on wounds and skin. These claims are based on traditional use.

Other ingredients include purified water, vegetable glycerine, cetyl alcohol, glyceryl stearate, PEG 100 stearate, lanolin, macadamia oil, dimethicone, mango butter, Geogard, xanthan gum, caprylyl glycol, hydrolysed soy protein, disodium EDTA, tocopherol acetate, hydrolysed rice protein, potassium sorbate and tocopherol. Apply to the affected area twice daily. If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare practitioner.