Tea tree essential oil ( Melaleuca Alternifolia ) is one of the most well-known and beloved essential oils as it has many applications. It is known to have remarkable effects on irritated skin helping to reduce redness and restore softness. Other popular uses include fighting blemishes on the skin and treating skin that has been exposed to too much sun . Its refreshing woody aroma makes it ideal for adding to natural house cleaning sprays, for burning in a burner and for aromatic in the toilet. When diffused, it helps support a healthy immune system and can eliminate unpleasant odors .

How to use tea tree essential oil:

• Add a few drops of water to an essential oil burner.
• Add a few drops to your bathtub.
• Make a compress by soaking a towel or cloth in water, to which you have added the essential oil then apply to the desired area.
• Dissolve a drop in in a lotion or moisturizer and then apply to the skin.

Properties of tea tree essential oil:

1. Antibacterial
– Tea tree essential oil helps treat some of the most serious bacterial infections and protects wounds from infection.

2. Healing
– Its healing properties help in the rapid healing of wounds and protection against infections. It also helps close scars and blemishes caused by cracked skin, burns and acne.

3. Antimicrobial
– It is a very effective antimicrobial substance that treats and repels several microorganisms.

4. Antiviral
– Tea tree essential oil helps protect against and treats viral infections such as the common cold, flu, mumps, measles and smallpox.

5. Laxative
– Relieves coughs, colds, bronchitis and congestion when rubbed on the chest after dissolving in base oil or inhaling its aroma.

6. Hair care
– Tea tree essential oil prevents and treats dandruff or hair loss, due to the increased blood flow it causes to the scalp, keeps the follicles healthy and strong, preventing premature hair loss.

7. Insect repellent
– It is effective as a repellent and insecticide of various insects. repelling parasites and other insects such as mosquitoes, fleas, lice or flies.

8. Antiseptic
– It is an excellent preventive antiseptic when applied directly to wounds, burns, wounds, cuts or certain hints, including insect bites and protects against infections.

9. Stimulant
– Stimulates normal functions of the body as it causes the secretion of hormones in the bloodstream and in the immune system. It boosts immunity and protects against many different types of infections.

10. Fungicide
– Tea tree essential oil inhibits the growth of fungi and treats diseases such as dermatitis and athlete’s foot.

11. Relieves muscle pain
– Tea tree essential oil can relieve muscle aches, sprains and aches due to its anti-inflammatory properties and also promotes blood flow to specific areas (as a stimulant), helping to speed up the healing process and increase the rate of cellulite and histogenesis. .

The International Federation of Aromatherapists does not recommend the direct intake of essential oils internally unless they are under the supervision of a physician who also specializes in clinical aromatherapy. Swallowing is prohibited.

The product is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease and is not a substitute for any treatment. If you are taking any medication you should ask your doctor before using any essential oil.