Mon, December 07, 2009

Fight Germs - Naturally with Tea Tree & Mint Hand Cleanser

Prevent the spread of germs with a natural alternative

The holidays are certainly the time for giving, but who wnts to be on the receiving end of a cold? Keep yourself and your family healthy by staying protected from contagious germs with the new organic hand sanitizer from Eminence. Enriched with organic aloe vera, chamomile and tea tree oil, this chemical-free alternative to harsh cleansers comes in a handy 2 oz bottle that can travel with you anywhere to ensure clean, moisturized hands when soap and water are not readily available.

Did you know that exchanging a handshake passes more germs than a kiss? According to lead researcher Professor Sally Bloomfield of the London School of Hygiene, "the hands are critical in the chain of infection as they transmit infections from surfaces to people and between people. Shaking hands is the main form of physical contact with each other but you don't know what the other person has been touching before you greet them. People avoid kissing each other when they have a cold, but in fact they are more likely to pass on an infection by shaking someone's hand." Cheeky!

With cold and flu season upon us, you can never be too careful with your health. New strains of potentially deadly viruses reach our fingertips daily so be sure to reduce infections with alcohol-based hand sanitizers or cleansers as recommended by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Alcohol-based cleansers are fast acting and significantly reduce the number of germs on skin.

USDA Organic certified, the new Tea Tree & Mint Hand Cleanser is a vegan product that will not dry your hands and the fresh aroma of iced mint and vanilla will energize your skin and your spirits with each use. Nourish and cleanse yur skin naturally wiht the new Organic Tea Tree & Mint Hand Cleanser from Eminence available in 2 oz size!

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