Description:

Tea tree oil is not a tea decoction as you might think. It is obtained from the leaves and twigs of the tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia), which grows naturally in Australia.

Today, tea tree oil is appreciated and known almost all over the world for its many properties that improve our well-being, health and beauty.

Natural tea tree oil is famous for its anti-inflammatory, antifungal and disinfectant properties, which is why it is often an addition to such specialized preparations. It supports the reconstruction of the body's natural immunity and alleviates symptoms of illness during upper respiratory tract infections.

It is most often used during dermatological treatments as an ingredient in cosmetic products. Aromatherapy literature indicates that tea tree oil soothes insect bites, reduces swelling, regenerates the skin, helps fight ringworm, and strengthens the skin. It cleans and refreshes the skin, which is why it is primarily recommended for people with oily or mixed skin prone to recurring acne.

How to use:

Tea tree oil is intended for external use. It should be applied to the skin only after dilution with base oil or your favorite cosmetic preparation. In case of skin lesions, apply locally.

Tea tree oil is also perfect as an ingredient in massage cosmetics and aromatic baths.

Before using tea tree oil for the first time, it is worth doing an allergy test on a small part of the body.