Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil 8ml

Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil 8ml

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Health & Beauty > Personal Care > Essential Oils > Essential Oil Singles
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8850153

An effective tea tree oil traditionally used in aromatherapy as an antimicrobial for minor cuts and abrasions. Steam-distilled from native Australian Melaleuca alternifolia, this versatile Australian essential oil has earned a place in countless homes for good reason. Beyond first aid, tea tree oil for hair is widely used to support a refreshed, balanced scalp, while tea tree oil for acne offers a clarifying, gentle approach to blemish-prone skin and tea tree oil for cold sores provides a familiar topical option for the lips and surrounding areas.Power of Tea TreeSourced from the finest crops in Australia to provide superior anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties, our Eucalyptus assists with: TineaSymptoms of tonsillitisCough of bronchitisCatarrhCommon colds and fluTea Tree HarvestOur Tea Tree is distilled from the Melaleuca Tree, an exotic plant with paper like bark and thin oval shaped leaves. During harvest our farmers foraged the trees leaves and twigs and then finely cut them ready for distillation. As soon as they are harvested, the twigs and leaves are immediately transported to be steam distilled, this ensures a fresh and potent oil is collected from the yield providing it with stronger more effective anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties.Tea Tree OriginOur home grown treasure, Tea Tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) thrives in mild sub-tropical climate in the coastal region of eastern Australia. The sublime growing conditions help to develop the oils natural antiseptic properties, purity and quality. Our Tee Tree has a warm, spicy scent with the characteristic woody, camphoraceous notes. How to use this productVaporisation: Add 6-9 drops (0.2mL-0.3mL) to the water in your diffuser.Massage: Add 6 drops (0.2mL) to 1 tablespoon (15mL) of carrier oil and massage into chest and back. Not recommended during pregnancy.The mixture can be kept for 24 hours at room temperature.FAQWhere does In Essence source its Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil and how is it extracted?In Essence Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil is sourced from Australia, the native home of the Melaleuca Alternifolia tree. During harvest, the leaves and twigs are foraged, finely cut, and immediately transported to be steam distilled. The speed of processing after harvest is critical to ensuring a fresh and potent oil is collected with its antimicrobial compounds fully intact.What is In Essence Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil traditionally used for?In Essence Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil has been traditionally used in aromatherapy as an antimicrobial for minor cuts and abrasions, and to relieve symptoms of tinea, tonsillitis, cough of bronchitis, catarrh, and common colds and flu. It is sourced from Australia to provide superior antibacterial and antiviral aromatic properties.How do I use In Essence Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil?For vaporisation, add 6 to 9 drops (0.2 to 0.3mL) to the water in your diffuser. For massage, add 6 drops (0.2mL) to 1 tablespoon (15mL) of carrier oil and massage into the chest and back. Tea Tree is not recommended for topical use during pregnancy. The diluted mixture can be kept for up to 24 hours at room temperature.Can I use In Essence Tea Tree oil topically for minor cuts and tinea?Tea Tree has been traditionally used in aromatherapy as an antimicrobial for minor cuts, abrasions, and tinea. Always dilute Tea Tree in a carrier oil at approximately 2 to 3% (around 6 drops per tablespoon) before applying to the skin. Never apply neat Tea Tree to large areas of skin. If symptoms do not improve or worsen, consult a healthcare professional.Is Tea Tree essential oil the same as Eucalyptus?No. Tea Tree (Melaleuca Alternifolia) and Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus Globulus) are different plants from the same Myrtaceae botanical family, and their essential oils have distinct properties and applications. Tea Tree is primarily known for its antimicrobial properties, while Eucalyptus is widely used for respiratory and decongestant support. Both are native to Australia and commonly used in aroma