Tea Tree
Peppermint + Tea Tree blend. Contains peppermint leaves.
Why this bar
Straight tea tree and peppermint — no frills.
The plainer cousin of Tea Tree Mint: the same clarifying tea tree and peppermint pairing, without the added peppermint leaves. If you want the cooling clean feeling but not the extra texture, this is the one.
It is a working bar — unfussy, effective, and good value for everyday body use.
Ingredients
What's actually in it
Key ingredients
- Tea tree — traditionally used for clarifying and purifying.
- Peppermint — a cooling sensation on contact.
- Shea butter — keeps the finish comfortable.
- Plant oils — a reliable lather that rinses clean.
Full ingredient list
Free from parabens, sulphates, synthetic fragrance and palm oil. Never tested on animals.
How to use
Make the bar last longer
- Wet the bar, not the sink. Cup it in your hands and build lather against your palms or a cloth — less standing water means a longer-lasting bar.
- Massage into damp skin. Work in circles over face and body. For the face, use lighter pressure and rinse thoroughly.
- Rinse with warm — not hot — water. Hot water takes the natural oils with it.
- Let it dry between uses. A draining dish is the single biggest thing you can do to stop a bar going soft.
Details
The specifics
| Size | Approx. 4.5 oz (128 g) — hand-cut, so weight varies slightly |
|---|---|
| Type | Cold pressed, small batch |
| Best for | Oily or blemish-prone skin |
| Scent | Peppermint forward with a tea tree base |
| Made in | United States |
| Shelf life | 12 months unopened; keep dry between uses |
Complete the ritual
Pairs well with
Asina Tea Bloom
Blueberry
Cool Fresh Aloe
The Aina promise
Small-batch means we make less, more carefully. If a bar arrives damaged, or your skin simply doesn't get along with it, tell us within 30 days and we'll make it right.
- Finished in small batches
- No synthetic fragrance
- Cruelty free
- 30-day returns
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.