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Antifungal Soap

Here's an easy recipe for antifungal soap you can make at home.

8 oz liquid castille soap
15 drops tea tree oil
15 drops oil of oregano
10 drops clove oil

Liquid castille soap and the herbal oils, as well as other antifungal herbs and a great antifungal salve are available at my favorite herbal company.

antifungal soap This mixture can be strong. Adjust the strength to your preference.

If you don't have all of these oils, you can use any combination of them in the liquid castille.

This also works as an antifungal shampoo. Be careful to avoid your eyes, and tender areas of the body. This soap/shampoo won't actually damage them, but it sure can sting!

For use on the feet, hands, or nails you can use a stronger concentration of oils in the liquid soap.

Take a look at the antifungal herbs page to see many others you can also infuse into a soap or shampoo.


Where to get a great antifungal salve

Candida Herbs

Antifungal Herbs

Antifungal Foods

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