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Tea Tree

Essential oil

100% pure essential oil
The name Tea Tree Oil, as per historical literature, was used for the first time by the English captain James Cook who, arrived in Australia in 1770, learned from the aborigines to use an extract made with the leaves of Melaleuca Alternifolia to treat wounds, abrasions , sunburn and relieve the discomfort of insect bites. Modern experiments have validated the effectiveness of this precious essential oil.
The essence is extracted by steam distillation from the leaves of the Melaleuca Alternifolia tree. This tree grows wild in some forests of Australia. Only the plants that grow in this region have a high content of terpinene-4-ol, the main active component of tea tree oil, and a low content of cineole (an irritant for skin and mucous membranes).
This oil has marked antiseptic properties and is considered a classic skin disinfectant, thanks to its recognized activity against numerous habitual and occasional host microorganisms of the skin and mucous membranes; it also has excellent absorption and is not irritating.
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APPLICATIONS

ABRASIONS AND BURNS Thanks to its antiseptic and soothing properties, tea tree oil is particularly suitable as an adjuvant in case of abrasions and burns. Tea tree oil does not cause burning.
How to use: apply, with a moistened gauze, a few drops 2/3 times a day, until improvement.
ACNE AND FORUNCOLI Tea tree oil is a powerful natural skin purifier, useful in the treatment of oily and impure skin. This has been proven in in vitro studies and clinical trials. In fact, tea tree oil has a number of properties that make it an excellent anti-acne agent: purifying, slightly irritating and with good epidermal penetration.
How to use: pour a few drops on moistened gauze or cotton and cleanse the area morning and evening, until the problem disappears.
REDNESS AND THROAT DISORDERS Throat disorders can be a common seasonal ailment (due to viruses and bacteria), or an irritation caused by irritants present in the environment, such as smoke. Bibliography states that tea tree essential oil may be helpful in relieving throat ailments.
How to use: dilute 2-3 drops in a glass of water and rinse several times a day (do not ingest).
REDNESS , IRRITATIONS , SKIN ITCHES , SUN AND SHAVING erythema The tea tree oil is soothing and refreshing, therefore it can be useful as an adjuvant in cases of skin itching, redness and irritation due to external agents, sun rashes and shaving.
How to use: mix a few drops in almond oil and apply on the affected areas. Suspend exposure to the sun for a few days.
FISSURATIONS BETWEEN THE TOES ( TINEA PEDIS) Tinea pedis, or more commonly "athlete's foot", is a skin disorder caused by a group of fungi that attack the interdigital spaces of the feet. Tea tree oil is useful as a prevention of Tinea pedis, but also in case of corns, calluses.
How to use: apply a few drops on the affected areas with a moistened gauze several times a day, leave the part uncovered until completely absorbed.
RED AND SORE GUMS Used as a mouthwash or applied directly to the affected areas, tea tree oil is particularly useful in case of redness of the gums or burning of the oral cavity.
How to use: dilute 2-3 drops in a glass of water and rinse several times a day. Touching: apply with a "cotton swab" only on the affected areas.
LIP IRRITATION AND STRESS Tea tree oil is effective in cases of irritation and stress on the lips due to external agents.
How to use: apply a few drops, several times a day, directly on the disorder, until improvement. Avoid direct contact with the dropper and exposure to the sun.
SKIN AND NAIL DISORDERS Tea tree oil gives a lot of relief in case of skin, nail and mucous membrane disorders. The most frequent manifestations of these disorders are redness, peeling, itching and burning sensation.
How to use: apply a few drops on the affected areas several times a day and massage until completely absorbed.
VAGINAL DISORDERS Thanks to its soothing and refreshing properties, tea tree oil is very useful as an adjunct in the treatment of disorders of the mucous membranes of the genitals.
How to use: washing: mix 5 drops in 1 liter of cold water, previously boiled.
INSECT STINGS The peculiarity of tea tree oil consists in both reducing the sensation of itching and being an insect repellent.
How to use: apply, directly or with a gauze, a few drops a day, until the itching disappears.
DANDRUFF Tea tree oil can be useful in case of dry and oily dandruff.
How to use: rub a few drops on the scalp and then proceed with the shampoo.

INDICATIONS :
dermo-purifying for topical use.
COMPONENTS :
Pure essential oil of Australian Melaleuca Alterinifolia.
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NET CONTENT: 10ml