TheraTree Tea Tree Oil Body Wash with Mint, Foot Wash, Shower Gel, 12 Fl Oz | Oleavine Botanical blend of tea tree, neem and peppermint oil for daily skin care, soothing comfort for men and women

A TRUE 5 STARS! This stuff is a Godsend! Notice: I BOUGHT THIS PRODUCT ON MY OWN without any incentives or discounts. This is a review by a real user. I have dry skin and, as Winter set in this year, I finally decided to try and make myself more comfortable with a softer skin this year, instead of toughing it out like I have done all my life. Like everything else, I bought several different products to try them out, so I could have a better idea on which one to keep (or not keep). It turns out, all I needed to do was to trust Amazon's "#1 Seller" rating. QUICK COMPARISON: I will not name the other products, but they were also very popular. - When all the 4 products arrived (2 anti-fungal and 2 plain moisturizing liquid soaps), I started with the moisturizing ones. One of them, I call it BRAND-A had a scent and was OK for both my skin and my scalp, but it did a number on my hair. The other, I'll call it BRAND-B did not have a scent and was very good for my skin, and good for my hair, although it took a little work and a lot of care to manage my hair, as it kind of clumped together, when in the shower. - Of the 2 anti-fungal/anti-bacterial/moisturizers, the first one, I call it BRAND-C, was similar to BRAND-B. - Enter "Oleavine Therapeutic Soap with Tea Tree & Neem Oil!" Oh, baby this stuff is a Godsend! Right out of the bottle, the strong scent of mint awakens your senses! It lathers beautifully in your hair and cools you off by making you feel you are taking a mint hot shower (crazy!). Not only your senses are awakened, your whole body feels refreshed, down to your "pp!"... Now I understand what some ladies reviewers were talking about, when they said they love it for their intimate hygiene. Anyways, how about this stuff on my hair? It is also the best shampoo I've ever used! My hair is totally malleable during the shower and my hair and scalp feels fantastic and (I shouldn't talk like this, as I am a guy) beautiful! If you have not yet tried "Oleavine Therapeutic Soap with Tea Tree & Neem Oil", I'd recommend you try it! (NOTICE: I was NOT paid to write this review, nor have I received any free or discounted product. I am a regular buyer.) P.S. Your entire bathroom is infused with the refreshing scent, after you shower! UPDATE: For my hair, after a few weeks of use and testing, I find it best to use this only every three days. For the rest of the body, I get great hydrating and cleaning results (skin feels totally hydrated and clean and refreshed) by using this every-other-day and mixing this 50/50 with "V&V Products Body Wash" (http://www.amazon.com/Body-Wash-Moisturized-Nourished-Organic-Free-Unscented/dp/B00WC0QLWW/ref=lp_12694582011_1_1?srs=12694582011&ie=UTF8&qid=1451187966&sr=8-1).

I can't endorse this product enough. It's literally the best soap I have ever had. And I've used a LOT of different soaps; The few that can compare either don't have consistent quality (Poorly blended bar soaps), make my skin dry out like crazy for the same amount of cleanliness, or felt great, but didn't actually seem to get me clean. Now, it is a VERY concentrated soap. A palmful could be used to wash your entire body and then some. But, it's not gonna dry out your skin either. I have fairly sensitive skin. Even unscented soap bars could crack my palms just from holding the bars for washing. I dump this stuff into the very center of my palm, the worst offender, over and over again, and not so much as an itch. Now, when I first used this soap, I felt a tingling sensation over every inch I applied it to, like one of those refreshing burns you get on your tongue and gums from drinking or eating potent mint, or even mint toothpaste. It felt weird. It also felt like I was the cleanest I'd ever been, and after prolonged use that tingling just went away. My skin doesn't feel hydrated, it's not a moisturizing soap, but it feels clean and normalized, and it's definitely not dry anymore. I didn't have any serious skin problems, so I can't make any miracle claims, but if you generally suffer from mild stuff at worst, I seriously doubt you're going to get better. And to explain, in the absolute clearest terms, how good this is at washing; My armpit BO grows strong enough to smell in the next room over in under half a day if I don't use heavy deodorant. I can scrub for literal minutes with something like Dove and still smell it, potently, in the shower. Using this soap, with just a couple of drops per armpit, the odor is completely eliminated, and it takes a full 24 hours to reach that next-room over point again (I will refuse to admit how I tested this). So long as the formula doesn't change from October of 2018, I think I'll be buying for the rest of my life. And I'm certainly recommending it to pretty much everyone and anyone I think would care.

I've ordered 2 bottles so far and am on my way to the 3rd. For all the sceptics from reading the negative reviews, there's only 2 reasons I've seen that people didn't like this product. First: they don't like the smell. Yes, it's VERY strong. But that's one of the better parts of this soap in my opinion. It's labeled as an antifungal soap. If you don't think it's going to have a strong scent being an antifungal, you're out of your mind! Second: the tingling. That goes hand in hand with the smell and it being an antifungal soap. Again, I think it's refreshing and enjoy it. So onto the actual review now.. it's very good. Bottom line. I enjoy the smell of tea tree and mint and have used shampoo with that scent but never body wash. It is more of an oil and may be hard to get to lather, if you're not doing it right. Use a washcloth or something like that to get it going. I use it mainly as a bodywash, but I do use it in my beard every other day. I get an itch under my chin and it starts to get annoying. This soap clears that itch right up. It's not a skin thing or bacterial, just dry skin. Forewarning however: it is for external use only. The first time I used it, I kind of just did what I normally do with any other bodywash. Lather up, and get it everywhere. I take care now to make sure it stays away from my backside. It was VERY uncomfortable for a bit after I got out of the shower. BUT! It is refreshing to clean up and under the frontside. I can only relate it to putting goldbond powder on after you get out of the shower. Gives you a nice tingle. So ignore these people who are blaming their personal issues wether it be an allergic reaction to the product, or the smell and tingle/"burning".

I really like this body soap and the tingle from the mint feels refreshing; actually felt like it helped with sore shoulder muscles too. Leaves me feeling clean, no residue, and smell is a faint natural smell. Bought this to help prevent spread of mites from our dog that picked up mites from a wild animal. It has worked excellent for that purpose, have not felt any mites on myself since using this soap. I like that it's made of more natural ingredients that help with skin complexion also. I will probably continue to buy this soap because I like it so much.

I absolutely love this soap. I have been searching for far too long for one to replace the one I used to use. They had changed the formula, which forced me to have to find something else. It totally sucked, but I'm almost glad it happened now... this one is way better! I have eczema, and very sensitive skin, and everything is either too harsh, or causes me to break out. This one helped to clear up a breakout that had been bothering me for a few months. It's very minty, but not too harsh for my sensitive skin. Quite refreshing. I'm so very happy with my purchase, and I will definitely be ordering more in the future. Thanks for making this stuff! UPDATE (12/16/16): So, a couple of bottles in, this stuff, sadly, did start becoming a little too harsh on my breakout-prone areas. It was exactly what I needed initially, but once I got the breakouts in check, I switched to using my current facial soap to wash the rest of my body. The facial soap also contains Tea Tree Oil in its ingredient list, but it is obviously in a lesser amount than the Oleavine brand soap. Scrubbing with the facial soap (Body Merry Vitamin C) and a soft shower brush, and following my shower with a Japanese moisturizing cream for itchy skin (Yuskin I (ユースキンアイ)), has kept my skin free of rashes for the most part. Both are available on Amazon. I have also switched to a whole food vegan diet in recent weeks, and I think that is also a contributing factor in helping to completely clear my skin up. Just FYI. I hope my sharing my product trials helps someone else to find relief. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS (12/21/16): I know it's a bit pricey to wash with a facial soap, but when you're desperate enough for relief, you'll try just about anything. What you can do to save a bit of cash is wash with the Neutrogena Transparent Facial Bar (Fragrance Free) in place of the Body Merry Vitamin C Cleanser, and only use the Body Merry one 2 to 3 times per week. The Neutrogena Fragrance Free bar is also available on Amazon, is less than $5, and will last for a while if you keep it out of the water when not in use... it melts. Also, I should have added that I use baking soda to rid my skin of any residue from the cleaners I use before getting out of the shower. Just make a paste of it with water, wash your entire body with it, briefly, and rinse thoroughly. Then moisturize. I can't recommend the Vitamin C Cleanser and the Yuskin I (ユースキンアイ) cream more highly.

I was looking for a better way to treat my families' scabies that was introduced to the household by a relative. Using straight tea tree oil worked as I had nothing else on hand, but it's not safe to do that in the long run. As I was reading the reviews for a sulfur soap for those little buggers, someone mention this soap as it has neem oil, too (scabi mites hate neem oil). When I came over here to look at the product, it has tea tree oil, too, I thought "great!," I got 2 birds with one stone. This arrived yesterday afternoon and I immediately showered with it. In the area where the scabies is active, my skin feels prickly and a tad swollen. When I run my finger across the area, I can tell where new areas are about to erupt because there are small bumps, but their peaks are sharp. To the naked eye, you see nothing in the new area. This morning I did my morning check and not only is there a decrease in the area in which the scabies are invading, I have no sense of swelling in the area they already occupy (yes, I'm at war with scabies), and the swollen red marks are no longer swollen with a noticeable reduction in the diameter of the red spots. I forgot to mention that the new areas that I could only feel because although to the naked eye they were invisible, the small bumps had sharp peaks I could feel. There has been a huge reduction in the number of those and I can't tell you how many because all the peaks are gone. The whole area is simply healing! As my attack on this parasite continues, I am getting the sulfur soap too that all the reviewers say got rid of their scabies. My family for the next 2 months will be washing/showering twice per day. Once with this soap and the second time with the sulfur soap. 2 months is the maximum life span of scabies. The sulfur soap didn't arrive on time and I'm glad it didn't. The reviewers clearly state it is going to work. This gave me one-on-one time with this Oleavine soap to see for myself what it brings to the table to help fight and heal our skin from these attackers. I think my family will be clear of these buggers in no time! I can't use the prescription to kill the scabies (nor do I want my family to use it) because it is a pesticide nerve toxin and I could seize on that. About 30% of those who use it have side effects up to 3 months after the scabies were successfully eradicated. So it's not that it doesn't work. It's a nerve toxin with really unpredictable side effects because each person is different. For me, I know what will happen because it has happen before when I was in an apartment that got sprayed for roaches (college apartments, bleh!). The following is just my opinion on receiving products for an "honest" review. Some people mentioned it, so I only think it is fair that people know what I did: I did not, nor ever will, receive a product for free or any discount with the delusion that I can then give an unbiased (a.k.a., Honest) review. Receiving any sort of compensation is in fact biasing the recipient's opinion and I simply will never buy such products. Luckily here, out of the thousands that reviewed the product, there were only less than 60 reviewers that did such a thing. Normally, its everyone who reviewed the product and in those cases, I refuse to purchase the product. I'm surprised that so many people don't see the conflict of interest. Peace out.

I was skeptical as first, especially given that a bottle costs about 4x as much as your typical store bought brand, but after reading all the good reviews I decided to give it a go. My first few uses were pretty underwhelming and I was planning to use up the bottle and go back to the regular stuff, but then I changed to a regular shower poof, rather than one of those 'manly' poofs with the scrubber side and somehow that made a huge difference. I had to use less and it lathered way better. As others have said, a little goes a long way, so I expect to get at least 2x as many showers out of this compared to Axe or Old Spice. Overall it will still be more expensive than the store bought stuff but I think it's worth it if you can afford it. The smell seemed pretty strong at first, when using it, but afterward the scent it left was actually pretty subtle. It's definitely a bit of a minty smell but it mostly just smells fresh and clean. My wife noted that she likes how I smell when I use it, so that's really the only endorsement that is needed. Also, it doesn't leave my skin feeling sort of slippery after I wash it off like most soaps do, which initially threw me off but now I think might actually be a good thing. It's not cheap so it's definitely somewhat a luxury item but if you can swing the cost I would recommend giving it a try.

Love this product for the clean feeling, smell and good tingle but there has been a massive price jump. A few months ago it was $14. Now it’s $20. We buy 2 a month so that’s a huge increase. Will be looking for a different product if the prices don’t drop back down.

The rich foamy lather is just right for cleansing the skin and the smell of the tea tree oil is refreshing and uplifting. Great product!

you feel real clean after using this soap