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Tue Apr 03, 2012 8:59 am  |
| sandooch wrote: |
| Just be careful if you are using pure tea tree oil. It can be extremely harsh and drying. I used this on my daughter's staph infection last year and mistakenly used the tip of my finger to apply it (stupid thing to do on a staph infection...I soon learned). The skin on that finger started to peel away and crack. I should have used a Q-tip. Doh! |
Yes Correct, that is how I had my son just dot a tiny amount on blemishes!  |
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