Uses of Tea Tree oilThe uses of Tea tree oil are to treat bacteria, fungi, and viruses. Often referred to as "first aid kit in a bottle" Tea tree grows in Australia with white feathery flowers in the summer, also referred to as "snow in summer”, grows to about 5 to 6 meters. Tea tree has a small trunk with thin bark; it has a bush like appearance. It is a member of the Myrtaceae family. The oil is found within the cells of the leaves, all member of this family have a strong aroma. When the leaves are crushed they give out ethereal oils. This tree has numerous siblings, which can sometimes look very similar but do not have the same concentration of oils as the Tea Tree. Such as the Eucalyptus, which is also, a myrtle plant that gives out ethereal oils very similar to the Tee Tree. However it’s not as effective in the healing powers as the Tea Tree. Eucalyptus is known for soothing coughs and colds, antiseptic oils that kill bacteria and fungi. However it consists of as high as 70% cineol. Cineol is known to cause skin irritations in some people. With Tea Tree oil a high concentration of cineol can reduce the potency of the oil. To be most effective tea tree oil should be low in cineol and high in terpinen-4-ol. Tea Tree Oil Storage:This essential oil is sensitive to light and air and should be stored in a cool place. It needs to be stored in a dark container, avoid plastic containers as the tea tree oil could destroy the plastic. Tea tree oil should not be used internally unless under supervised care of a physician.Uses Of Tea Tree Oil:You can use Tea tree oil directly, however, it is recommended that you first start with a patch test to avoid a sensitive reaction. When diluting the essential oil start with 5% Tea Tree oil to 95% product, water or any other compounds you mix tea tree oil with.Aromatherapy Uses of Tea Tree Oil:You can add tea tree oil to your humidifier to clean and disinfect your air, this will benefit your respiratory system. Inhaling the essential oil will help sooth coughs, as well as relax you. Aromatherapy uses of tea tree oil may also help keep insects away.Tea Tree Oil Benefits by Rinsing:The essential oil disinfects and kills odors from your mouth. You can also rinse your body and genital areas, this will help give relief from hemorrhoids by easing discomfort, and also will help with bladder infection, yeast infection and other associated problems.Home Uses of Tea Tree Oil:You can use Tea tree oil as a disinfectant around the house; you can use the essential oil in wipes or directly to clean. Tea tree oil can also be applied to your plants and dishes.Uses of Tea Tree Oil in Shampoo:Tea tree oil shampoo strengthens scalp, helps with scalp acne, and dry or oily scalp. Tea tree oil also helps with dandruff, lice, and other scalp problems.Tea Tree Oil Soap:Yet another of the many beneficial uses of tea tree oil can be obtained in the form of tea tree oil soap. You can buy or make your own tea tree oil soap. If you are using liquid soap you can just add a drop of teat tree oil to help with cleansing, body acne and blemishes.Tea Tree Oil Skin Care Products:Tea tree oil can be added to creams and daily moisturizers. You can also purchase cosmetic products that already contain tea tree oil.Bathing with Tea Tree Oil:5% of Tea Tree Oil to you bath water will help relax your muscles. It will also help relieve rashes, eczema and cure athlete’s foot.Uses of Tea Tree Oil for Massage:You can use tea tree oil for massage by mixing it with other oils, such as avocado oil, olive oil, almond oil, jojoba oil and even vegetable oil.***Tea tree oil not only helps with acne and blemishes but it’s also a great wrinkle skin care treatment.*** ***5% Tea Tree oil to 95% product, water or any other compounds***
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