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Yes, it does. As well as the popular 10ml size, it also comes in a 30ml size that gives you 25% more for your money.
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It has an extremely "earthy" aroma, like tree bark or a strong mulch. Where some find that tea tree oils have a minty or medicinal aroma to them, this is completely different. If you don’t like the aroma you can dilute it with another carrier oil or with Lemon or Lavender Oil to mask it. Remember, only a drop or 2 is all that is needed for most applications, and the smell does evaporate away after awhile.
Yes, this Manuka oil dries up cold sores without irritating them. It also reduces swelling and heals within a few days. As most cold sores are actually viral infections, the anti-viral properties of Manuka oil get to the source of the infection.
Yes, we use Manuka Oil for mosquito bites and any other type of insect bite - works pretty well for the itchiness associated with the bites, and calms down the swelling.
The 25% Oil is a milder version with added carrier oils to help spread it over larger areas of the skin such as large areas of rashes. As it has less of the 100% Manuka Oil in it (25%), it is less expensive
Yes. It’s great for most types of scalp or skin fungus. Simply add a drop or 2 to the affected area, or add a drop to your shampoo before you apply it – which also helps with dandruff too.
You can...it's not toxic on the skin. Customers have used it on bad spots when lips are chapped and the cracks are deep and sometimes bleeding. It closes the wounds and promotes healing really well. It tastes very bitter.
Yes, with caution. It can be used near the eyes but it will irritate the eye severely if it gets inside the eye or tear ducts.
Yes, it does if you use it directly on the skin for example on a wart. If mixing it with vitamin E or any other type of oil, it takes a few minutes to sink into your skin.
Applying a very small amount to a boil will definitely help heal boils if used a few times per day.
Yes, many customers use the oil in a diffuser to help kill viruses particularly during flu and cold season.
A customer of ours reported success by applying a few drops in the nose of a patient with an eyedropper twice per day. Apparently it cleared it right up.
Another customer commented “Yes not only once or twice, three times a success. This is the exact reason I ordered the product, wondering if it would work, and it has.”
Yes, our product is 100% East Cape Manuka Oil. There is fake Manuka Oil out there which smells more like eucalyptus oil from India. If it’s much cheaper, then it will be fake. We have personally visited our supplier in New Zealand and inspect their natural distillation process yearly. Every shipment comes with batch numbers and chemical analysis for us to verify the oil before we bottle it here in the US.
No, the UMF rating is a system for rating Manuka honey only. Manuka Oil is rated by the level of Triketones in it, which is the active ingredient that kills bacteria and fungal viruses. Manuka Oil from the East Cape of New Zealand, where this oil is sourced, has a 30%+ triketone level.
Other areas in New Zealand only have a 5-10% level. Not all Manuka Oil is the same. Each batch of our oil is tested in a lab - you will see on our bottle label in tiny print the Batch number (MO... for example) so we can identify the triketone level and assure the highest quality
Yes, Manuka oil is very effective for treating most types of acne. If putting it on the face, mix it with 50% Lavender Essential Oil to make the odor more pleasant. After washing your face & drying thoroughly, put it on the blackheads and acne areas with a Q Tip and let it soak into the face.
It does not contain nuts nor is it produced in a facility processing nuts. It is 100% pure Manuka oil, nothing added.
Yes absolutely. The branches of the tree are wild-harvested from naturally growing stands and plantations. The oil in the leaves of the tree naturally repels harmful insects so pesticides are simply not needed.
It has been used by some of our customers with mixed results. The virus causing the condition is deep within the body and probably will not be killed with a purely topical treatment but it definitely helps. We highly recommend our Tamanu Oil for scalp and skin psoriasis however.
Yes, it does. Manuka Honey can be used on the skin, but the oil is a lot more potent in this regard. In fact, it’s 1,000 times more antibacterial by volume.
If it is a good idea to wear socks. Apply the Manuka oil and wait about 10 minutes before putting your socks on, so the oil penetrates well under the nail or skin. Also cotton socks are recommended until the skin/nails are completely healed so the feet can breathe.
Manuka Oil is not irritating to the skin which some people find with Tea Tree Oil. The main difference is that Manuka Oil 10X is more antibacterial and antifungal than Tea Tree Oil by lab test so you need much to get the same effect.
A standard eyedropper dispenses 0.05 ml per drop, meaning there are 20 drops in 1 milliliter of medication. A 10 ml bottle has 200 doses. (Most eyedrop prescriptions are dispensed in either 5 or 10ml bottles.)
Yes, comes with eyedropper. It is a thin oil so just squeeze the dropper lightly to get a small amount. A little Manuka oil goes a long way.
It is effective in treating head lice. Mix 5 -10 drops with the usual amount of shampoo used for the hair. Massage well on the scalp and leave for 5 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and then comb out the dead lice from the hair and scalp. You can also apply directly on the scalp for very infected and inflamed, itchy areas. As in all head lice treatment, it removing the nits with a fine-tooth comb is necessary to prevent reinfestation.
If kept sealed at room temperature, the shelf life is three years.
Yes, it mixes well with any other kind of essential oil or carrier oil, even vegetable oils.
Absolutely! Here is the link to the MSDS:
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0057/0130/4366/files/Manuka_Oil_MSDS_1.pdf?v=1674159114
It’s supposed to be a dark green color. If it is light yellow, it is highly refined, low quality, or not Tamanu Oil at all. Our oil is cold-pressed, dark green, and has all the natural ingredients still in it.
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Massage into affected areas on the scalp after you get out of the shower. This oil keeps the psoriasis areas moisturized all day and will help heal it.
Yes, it is very effective for treating any dry skin condition. With continued use, it should help any condition causing the lips to be unnaturally dry.
Our Tamanu oil is produced in Vanuatu, one of a group of Islands in the South Pacific north of Australia. It is made from expelling the oil from dried nuts of the Tamanu Tree which grows naturally by the sea.
Answer: It is excellent for reducing any kind of scarring, yes.
Yes, apply the itch cream first and let your skin absorb it and then use the Tamanu oil on top.
Yes, as the oil absorbs deep under the skin, continued use should cure dry skin, but it won’t repair cracked nails. The new nail should grow out healthier with continued use of the oil.
Tamanu oil is widely used as a base of many cosmetic preparations and blends well with other essential and carrier oils.
Yes - this is its exact use as a topical skin repairer. Many customers use it directly on their face as a moisturizer. After a couple of minutes, they blot with a tissue then apply cosmetics or other skincare products.
It will help with fungus but will be more effective with dry scalp issues. For scalp fungus, our Manuka oil is more effective.
Use it as-is for skin issues like age spots, scars or conditions like eczema or psoriasis. It will not interfere with any other cream you may be using.
No, it will not dye hair. Polynesian women have used it to moisturize and nourish their hair for centuries.
Cradle Cap is also known as seborrheic dermatitis. Tamanu oil will help clear up cradle cap by healing the skin underneath causing the scales. Combine this with washing the baby’s scalp with mild baby shampoo as the scales loosen up and come away with healthy skin growing underneath.
It will help ease inflammation, but we recommend using our Manuka Oil as it seems to neutralize the toxins the plant releases.
Tamanu oil is very gentle but we recommend trying Tamanu Oil on your hand to see how your skin responds before applying it directly on the face.
If you are allergic to nuts, we do not recommend using it, as the oil comes from the nuts of the Tamanu Tree.
This oil has a mild 'nutty' smell. It dissipates almost immediately on skin contact. Neem oil is quite pungent in comparison, which is why it is used to repel insects.
We do not recommend using Tamanu oil near the eyes.
Yes, it will help the healing process and with consistent use will greatly reduce the appearance of any resulting scar.
No chemicals of any kind are used to extract the oil from the ripe nuts. They are cold-pressed and the oil is naturally filtered to remove any plant material.
Tamanu oil will remain fresh for 2 years if kept at room temperature out of direct light. It is packed in dark colored glass bottles which helps preserve it out of the light.
No, in fact Tamanu Oil is a natural sunscreen with an SPF factor of about 15. Polynesians used it in this way to protect themselves from harsh salty air and sun during their long sea voyages.
Real Tamanu oil comes from the Polynesian Islands or Madagascar. The best oil is harvested from old trees growing near the shore. Plantation grown trees do not have the same properties as our naturally grown and harvested Tamanu oil from Vanuatu, South Pacific.
Tamanu is a base oil and should be used as is. That being said, it can be mixed with other essential oils to enhance it's qualities.