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Formulated for tender/sensitive areas to soothe, lubricate and ease symptoms associated with minor irritations.

 

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Tender Tissue Spray
Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia), Rosalina (Melaleuca ericafolia), Lavender (Lavendula angustifolia), Frankincense (Boswelia frereana/carterii), Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile), Helichrysum italicum in a soothing base of Sweet Almond Nut oil (Prunus dulcis), naturally farmed Emu oil (Dromaius novaehollandiae)*
*Emu oil is an animal product. Available without the Almond and Emu oils - select Size/Price EOs only


Shelf Life is 1 year (refrigeration is suggested and may extend shelf life, but the blend will need to be warmed to room temperature to spray correctly.)

Available ready-to-use as a spray at 9% dilution or undiluted (essential oils only) so the user can dilute as desired. Choose Spray or EOs only in the Size/Price drop down.
Safety Information
Children: 
Suitable

Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Suitable
Indications:
Use to prepare perineum in preparation for birth and is an excellent ointment to lubricate and soothe tender tissues, hemorrhoids and to ease symptoms associated with minor irritations due to Candida (yeast).
Application Suggestions (see Essential Oil Usage) for more information and a dilution chart)
Topical: Apply topically as desired. We suggest that you spray into the palm of one hand and apply with the fingers of the dominate hand. It can be inserted and used topically as desired.

Make your own SPRAY: Tender Tissue is handy to use as a spray. To make a spray, simply decide on the appropriate dilution ratio, add the number of drops to the spray bottle, and then fill with the carrier oil of your choice. For example, for 5% Tender Tissue in a 1oz bottle, put 50 drops Tender Tissue blend in the bottle then fill to just below the shoulder of the bottle with carrier oil. 

Kurt Schnaubelt PhD, founder and science director of the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy, writes the following in regard to using essential oils vaginally: "According to Dr. Belaiche the use of suppositories (vaginal or rectal) presents a double benefit for aromatherapy treatments:
1. The essential oil acts topically (in-situ) if used for vaginal disorders.
2. The essential oil is absorbed readily by the afferent veins to the internal iliac vein, and by the pelvic-lymphatic system.
The adult dosage is 0.2 mL of essential oil per 2 mL carrier oil, which is a 9% dilution ratio.

Clinical studies by Dr. Belaiche showed that "Women with vaginitis caused by the fungus Candida albicans were treated with Melaleuca alternifolia [Tea Tree] by insertion of vaginal gelatin capsules. 

The dosage given was 0.2 mL of Melaleuca alternifolia per 2 mL gelatin capsule [which is a 9% dilution ratio]. The capsules were inserted for a period of 90 days each day before bed. Of 27 patients, 23 showed a complete cure with the disappearance of burning and white discharge. Biological examinations showed the disappearance of Candida albicans in 21 patients.

This remarkable success is due, according to Dr. Belaiche, to two factors:
1. The very strong effect of the essential oil of Melaleuca alternifolia on the fungus itself, which is clearly demonstrated by respective aromatograms.
2. The high tolerance for Melaleuca alternifolia oil, which permits treatments of long duration (three months) without the slightest irritation to the mucus membranes."

Testimonies
1. I struggled with yeast infections after every birth until Linda made up this blend. It works, and it works fast. It’s very soothing too. After using this, I have never had another problem. I highly recommend this to my friends with similar needs. – A.L.

2. I loved the tender ointment for after the birth of my son.  I tore and after using it one time, it didn't burn again. - T.M.

3. We have used the Tender Tissue LOTS and have lent some to a family who's daughter suffers from eczema/psoriasis. It worked so well they bought it from us. - S.W.

4. I have a little testimony about the Tender Tissue Spray. My dog had been acting weird for a couple days, and I couldn't figure out what was wrong until I noticed a huge chunk of fur missing from her back thigh and an open, weeping, raw area. I knew she was feeling miserable, so I kept an eye on it. A friend let me borrow a cone collar for her, but I didn't like how it kept getting worse, so I cleaned it up, and the only thing I had on hand was the Tender Tissue Spray, which I know has "healing oils" in it. I thought it was worth a shot because the next step would have been the vet. A couple hours and many prayers after spraying, I noticed it wasn't so weepy and she wasn't trying to bite at it as much. I sprayed again, and by the next morning she seemed to actually be feeling better and the wound was "dry." I sprayed only a couple more times, and she started acting her normal self. While it's still a little scabby, it hasn't oozed since, and it looks like the fur is already starting to try to grow back in. We only had to use the cone for maybe 2 days because she wasn't chewing at it as much. I'm so grateful because we were really concerned we might need to take her into the vet for infection. Whatever might have been there, isn't anymore! - Alyssa

5. I like Tender Tissue spray. It always works painlessly and quickly for those yeasty/fungal issues in the skin folds. - Sandi

6. MUST HAVE---TENDER TISSUE Spray!!! I have loved this stuff postpartum. (I normally just use what they send me home from the hospital with to make that "area" as comfortable as possible post delivery--the WitchHazel pads and the steroid foam and Lidocaine Spray--but I didn't use any of that this time and healed MUCH faster!) - Christy

7. I used Tender Tissue Spray post delivery with my third child last weekend. The difference in pain management was incredible. Thank you thank you!!! - Candace

8. Our new baby had to be formula fed while I was in the hospital with a serious infection, and when I was able to nurse again, the back and forth from breast milk to formula was making her have very nasty bowel movements. It led to one of the worst diaper rashes I have ever seen. She wailed every time a wipe touched her hiney. It was heartbreaking. I had Tender Tissue Spray and decided to try it. After just a few sprays, at her next diaper change her bottom looked radically different. She had raw spots that were pink instead of beet red. Within just a couple of uses she was no longer crying through a diaper change. Within a couple of days it was completely healed. The oils and blends never cease to amaze me. We are so thankful for what you do. - Alex

9. Tender Tissue Spray is wonderful for pregnant women during the summer. It relieves itching and soothes instantly. Thanks for a wonderful product! - Naomi

10. My family has been using your oils for a few years now. I had my first child six weeks ago, and I wanted to rave about the Tender Tissue Spray! I used this spray for about two weeks before my daughter's birth, and I did not have a single tear. My labor was extremely quick as well, so the nurses and midwives were blown away at my not tearing. After the birth, I mixed the Tender Tissue Spray with warm water in my perineum squirt bottle. I believe this helped speed my recovery tremendously! I only used the hospital ice packs for one day, and then I did not need them anymore. Thanks so much! I will be using this again for the next baby. - Helen

11. Our baby daughter is in NICU. Two weeks ago she had her bowel reconnected, so now we have poopy diapers and some broken down red skin, likely yeasty!! I mixed the Tender Tissue spray with equal parts of zinc oxide, cleaned her bum with expressed breast milk, made sure it dried well and it cleared up amazingly!!!! Thank you for all of your help. - Tricia

12. I've been using Tender Tissue for years. It's a great blend. My recent purchase in March 2017 was even better! Thank you HEO for continuing to tweek and improve on the blends. Your commitment and service are unsupassed! - Marcy

13. I have recurring Batholin cysts, and have used both the Tender Tissue Spray and Golden Salve (applied two or more times a day), to help resolve them. Epsom salt baths also are helpful in reducing the pain and swelling in the area. - Emily

14. I was recently stung by a honey bee. I of course turned to essential oils for comfort. At work I have Lavender and Purify always on hand. It was Saturday, so I didn't have access to Purify, which says it is good for stings.  I had Lavender at home as well (not the HEO brand), I wasn't that impressed with how it worked. Monday at work the area started to itch so I pulled out my Hopewell Lavender and got some relief. Later in the day it started to itch, so this time I applied Purify, again with some relief. Back at home, it really started to itch. I applied the other brand of Lavender - Horrible - really started to burn and itch! I have Tender Tissue and I thought, "Well this is a tender tissue," so I applied it. WOW! Complete Relief within seconds. Now at the first sign of itch I apply Tender Tissue, and the relief is quick, complete and lasts for hours!  I am so impressed! - Rachelle

15. I use Hopewell's Tender Tissue when my vagina feels dry or itchy. It works, and it works fast and is very soothing. - Joselyn

16. Joy asked: What can be done for bacterial vaginitis. I found a recommendation in a book by Dr. Scott Johnson: Surviving When Modern Medicine Fails. He recommends 2 drops each of Rosemary, Tea Tree, Thyme and Oregano in 1 tbsp. carrier oil absorbed on a tampon inserted for 4 hrs. Do you have any recommendations?
HEO's Response: The formula you mentioned sounds like a good one for fighting bacteria. It's about a 3% dilution (of EOs to carrier oil), but the Thyme and Oregano may be a bit strong for the tender tissues. I would not use that much Oregano, and if you use Thyme, use Thyme ct linalool. If I had this, I'd consider using Tender Tissue Spray and Top Gun. I would probably add a few drops of Top Gun to my 1oz bottle of Tender Tissue and apply it every time I went to the bathroom. I'd spray into my palm and use the fingers from the other hand to apply and insert as deeply as I can. I'd also consider applying Top Gun over my abdomen. I'd back off with improvement. Blessings and prayers, Linda
Joy wrote: I honestly don’t know what did the “trick," but I no longer have bacterial vaginitis. Of course, I am now 68 and may be past the age when the tissue of the vaginal area react to not having estrogen. I was faithful to use the mix Linda suggested of Top Gun and Tender Tissue. I now only use it once a day (every morning). My problem with “testing” things is that I typically may do several things at the same time; i.e. yogurt, kefir and other types of probiotics – soooooo, I can’t pinpoint it exactly – but I am willing to say the essential oils were the primary healing source since the yogurt and kefir had done nothing prior. Thank you Linda for all you do for those of us who are not researchers like you are!

17. Thank you for the best quality oils and oil blends out there. There are so many fake oils. I can do my research in a company or an oil and still not be satisfied that I have received the best oil. I never have to worry about yours. I LOVE your Tender Tissue spray. It healed me right up after having my third baby. With in a week I felt better. Thank you so much for your dedication to such high quality and excellence. It gives me peace of mind to know I can always go to you for quality oils.  - Daniela

18. Tender Tissue was my favorite for postpartum sensitive areas!! I would take a shallow bath in the “tea” that came in my birth kit and then apply Tender Tissue spray. I remember thinking that every woman should have those two things for postpartum! - Kristi

19. I had a couple lacerations on the labia that had been stitched but looked infected (they looked to be outlined with a red marker). The doctor prescribed an oral antibiotic, and I decided to try the Tender Tissue Spray before I filled the Rx. I applied it every time I went to the bathroom, after spraying the area with clear water and and patting dry (like after having a baby!). Two days later the cuts no longer look infected and don't burn nearly as much when I go to the bathroom! Praise the Lord! I am not completely opposed to antibiotics, but I'm glad the oils worked so I don't need the Rx. :) - Teressa

20. My son was suffering from an ingrown toe nail.  Last night it looked infected and very swollen.  After 15 minutes of applying Emu, Tender Tissue and Home Run, the swelling, redness and pain diminished!  Today, he came running downstairs so excited and asked for more before school.  - Leslie

21. I used Tender Tissue spray in my water spray bottle post delivery, and that was a godsend. I'm still using Mother's Moisturizing spray post delivery. I used it during labor, and all the nurses and doctors loved it. They couldn't believe how calm the room felt and how good it smelled - Candace

22. I was diagnosed with Lichen Sclerosus after my MD did a biopsy. His solution: steroids, which I promptly rejected. I applied your Tender Tissue Spray every time I visited the bathroom, and it has been wonderful. The more consistently I use it, the faster it heals and greater the relief.

Safety
Avoid contact with the eyes and other sensitive areas. Essential oils are both lipophilic and hydrophobic. Lipophilic means they are attracted to fat— like the membranes of your eyes and skin. They are also hydrophobic, meaning they do not like water. Flushing with water will only send the essential oil back to the eye's membranes. Applying a carrier oil will create another fat for the essential oil to be attracted to other than the membranes of the eyes or skin. Tisserand suggests: "With essential oils, fatty oil has been suggested as an appropriate first aid treatment, though the advantage of saline [eyewash] is that the eyes can be continually flushed, and this is less easy with fatty oil." We’ve not known this to cause permanent injury or long-term discomfort, but if you feel concerned, please call your health care provider.
Reference
Belaiche, P.: Phytotherapy 8, 135-141.
Schnaubelt, Kurt, Course material for certification at the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy.
Tisserand, Robert; Young, Rodney, Essential Oil Safety: A Guide for Health Care Professionals, Elsevier Health Sciences UK 2nd Edition 2014, pages 357.
 
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