Product RAVE – Australian Bodycare Tea Tree Hand and Body Lotion



Breast Cancer Campaign Pink edition


I have a bit of an addiction to applying hand cream and always have the problem of finding one that fits in my handbag and isn’t going to leak but it still a generous enough size to last a while.

I have to like the scent, the consistency must be thin enough to sink in quickly but thick enough to provide adequate moisture.  This hand cream has all of those qualities and this particular bottle is pink as Australian Bodycare will donate £1.00 from each sale to Breast Cancer Campaign which is fab, but if you buy it from feelunique.com they are matching this pledge by donating a further £1.00 for each sale so it’s definitely good to buy from them.

The cream is a thin white lotion which is gently scented with tea tree (coming from the tea tree oil) so is a perfect unisex handcream.  The lotion leaves dry skin supple and moisturised but you can also use this cream on freshly waxed or shaved skin to prevent ingrowing hairs.

This isn’t one of my natural products to be fair, it does contain liquid paraffin and some paraben ingredients so I have listed them all below.  That being said I would have had no idea if I hadn’t found them out as it seems to work so well and I am obsessed with the smell of tea tree now, so calming get medicinal!

Ingredients: Aqua, paraffinum liquidum, melaleuca alternifolia (5%), glycerine, isopropyl myristate, stearic cid, glycol stearate, isopropyl lanolate, triethanolamine, carbomer, cetearyl alcohol, sodium laureth sulphate, propylene glycol, diazolidinyl urea, methylparaben, propylparaben, limonene, linalool, coumarine, parfum.


You can find out about the benefits of using tea tree products here> tea tree oil

Have you used anything from this range?  On another note I noticed while on the Australian Bodycare website that they make a product called a Va J-J visor (!) which is “The Va j-j Visor will help protect the tender and sensitive parts that you don’t want exposed during various methods of hair removal. Brazilian and bikini waxing, depilatories and shaving, hair coloring, tanning or spa treatments. It can also be used as a hygienic shield while trying on swimwear or intimate apparel, and during body piercings and tattooing.” Now I am sure this is a good idea in terms of hygiene. But seriously I have never laughed so much that is hilarious!!!

Sarah x


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