Shampoo (eczema)

Eczema of the scalp is quite common and presents as scaly red patches, known as seborrhoeic eczema. It's itchy and unsightly, but fortunately it can be treated with simple remedies. Fungus is the most common cause of eczema and can be treated with anti-eczema hair shampoo. Shampoos can contain anti-fungal and other substances to relieve the itching. If you are particularly badly affected, you can also use adrenal corticosteroids to reduce the swelling and redness. This will often be in the form of drops you can put on your scalp.

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Eczema on the scalp can be very itchy, but it's important not to give in to it. If you scratch your scalp, it can become infected with bacteria and antibiotic treatment is needed. Instead, for your eczema scalp, you can use shampoos to relieve the itching.

Seborrhoeic eczema can affect other areas of the body besides the scalp, always consult your doctor if you have any questions about treating eczema.

Here you will find Australian Bodycare's products that are particularly suitable for daily skin care. In this context, it is important to emphasise that Australian Bodycare products are not medicines, but skincare products. Read more here.

Fresh and healthy scalp with Tea Tree Oil

Scalp Serum from Australian Bodycare containing Tea Tree Oil. It relieves itching and fights bacteria. It is effective against dandruff, dry and itchy scalp. Our shampoo can be used for eczema of the scalp. For treatment of eczema, consult your doctor.

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Why you should take care of your skin with Tea Tree Oil from Australian Bodycare

100% NATURAL

The secret behind smooth skin is found in the beautiful, exotic flora of Australia and has been known to the aboriginals through generations: Tea Tree Oil. Tea Tree Oil is a 100% natural and pure oil extracted from the leaves of the Australian tree, Melaleuca Alternifolia. Our products only contains the high Pharmaceutical grade of Tea Tree Oil from Australia.

HEAL

Tea Tree Oil effectively heals, cleanses and protects your skin and hair. Natural Tea Tree Oil is known for its powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties. Tea Tree Oil restores the natural bacterial flora of the skin and prevents bacteria. Australian Bodycare products contain Pure Tea Tree Oil in different concentrations depending on the product use.

MAINTAIN

Used on a daily basis, the Tea Tree Oil treats various skin problems while keeping the skin healthy. Tea Tree Oil inhibits growth of unwanted bacteria and fungus. We develop all of our own products using top‑shelf ingredients and our products are dermatologically tested and have a powerful effect with no compromise made to the safety of the skin.

Effective and Gentle Emergency Treatment

The secret behind smooth skin is found in the beautiful nature of Australia. For generations, the knowledge and usage of tea tree oil have been passed down in Aboriginal culture. Australian Bodycare has developed a series of products with the highest grade of Tea Tree Oil functioning as the primary active ingredient. All products share the ability to prevent and heal various skin issues.Due to the mild formulas, the products are dermatologically tested and suitable for all members of the family. We develop all of our own products using top‑shelf ingredients. They have been selected for their powerful effect with no compromise made to the safety of your skin. Our goal is to help people to healthier skin. For that reason, we are constantly working on providing you with good advice for your daily skin care routines. Welcome. We look forward to assisting you.

HEALING GROUND

The story of healing tea trees dates back thousands of years and it originates from the Aboriginal people of Australia. Their legends describe lakes surrounded by tea trees. Falling leaves and twigs from the tea trees leached their essential oils into the water and turned the lakes into antiseptic baths. The local Aborigines used these natural, healing spas to treat a number of conditions, such as skin infection, burns, cuts and insect bites. The healing benefits of tea trees were not officially registred until 1923. However, the local Aboriginal tribe, Bundjalung, had long understood the protective and healing powers of tea trees and used their crushed leaves to treat various wounds and skin infections. They named the land with tea trees “Healing Ground”.