Tea Tree oil, derived from the leaves of the Australian Melaleuca alternifolia tree, is a powerful yet gentle natural antiseptic. It quickly and effectively treats wounds, cuts, burns, blisters, rashes, fungal infections, and more. Known for its versatility, it helps with skin conditions like acne and dandruff, as well as infections in the mouth, nails, and scalp, and even vaginal infections.
Tea tree oil History:
Used for centuries by Indigenous Australians to treat wounds, skin infections, and respiratory issues, Tea Tree Oil became commercially available in the 1920s. It gained worldwide popularity for its antiseptic and antibacterial properties and is now a common ingredient in health and beauty products.
Method of Use:
Minor Skin Issues: Apply 5 drops directly to the affected area.
Gargling: Add 2-3 drops to lukewarm water, gargle (don’t swallow).
Bath: Add 10 drops to a hot water bath.
Massage: Apply 10 drops to tired feet or muscles and rub gently.
Aromatherapy: Add 10 drops to a humidifier or aromatherapy lamp.
Gargling: Add 2-3 drops to lukewarm water, gargle (don’t swallow).
Bath: Add 10 drops to a hot water bath.
Massage: Apply 10 drops to tired feet or muscles and rub gently.
Aromatherapy: Add 10 drops to a humidifier or aromatherapy lamp.
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