Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil 0.25 ounce

Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil .25 oz

Product Features:

• The key to tea tree essential oil's effectiveness is the ratio of two constituents: cineole and terpinene. Cineole can be a powerful skin irritant. Therefore, tea tree oils with low cineole and high terpinene contents are preferred.
• Clary sage, geranium, and marjoram essential oils sweeten tea tree's aroma, and spice oils like nutmeg and cinnamon increase its warm, woody notes.
• In addition to home care products, tea tree essential oil is also used in a variety of body care products such as salves, balms, purifying and detoxifying masks, and skin-protecting oils, gels, and sprays. It's also used in scalp and hair recipes.
• Tea tree essential oil is generally considered a middle note.

If you want the best for your health, you must have a well-rounded lifestyle. Yes, fitness, nutrition, and relaxation are important for maintaining a healthy body and mind. But energy doesn’t just come from the food you eat or the miles you run. Organic essential oils play a large role in helping you maintain a healthy mindset and environment. You see, to live the healthiest lifestyle of all, cleaning and sanitizing the home must be a priority.

Aromatherapy plays many roles in your life. When cleaning your home, using organic essential oils prevents the spreading of harmful chemicals. Essential oils for cleaning come in many forms. However, some aromatherapy products aren’t genuine. Therefore, finding the highest quality oils and sprays is so important. Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil is one of the best choices when it comes to sanitizing your home.

What is Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil?

Tea Tree, otherwise known as Melaleuca alternifolia, is recognized for having purification properties. When it comes to essential oils used in cleaning, this organic product is well known. It can be used in sprays to clean countertops, or even for disinfecting toilet bowls. Even though tea tree oil is utilized as a natural cleaning agent, it does have a pleasant aroma similar to nutmeg. This helps to make cleaning a bit less grueling.

Tea tree oil’s effectiveness comes from a combination of turpentine and cineole. These two ingredients are carefully balanced to prevent skin irritation, as tea tree oil can also be used in health and skin maintenance. These ingredients provide competitive quality cleaning, with a pleasant smell. And it’s also safe to use in other ways too. It’s just an overall powerhouse of organic essential oils.

Benefits of Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil

The most notable benefit of tea tree oil is its use for cleaning. It’s a gentle cleaner that’s natural and works quite well at removing most any messes. The smell is pleasant, and the oil is safe. Unlike industrial-type cleaners that can be toxic or cause skin burns, tea tree oil is pretty harmless. You can clean anything from cabinets to floors with this quality natural essential oil, leaving your home smelling fresh and inviting.

Another benefit of tea tree organic essential oil is its skincare use. This essential oil can be utilized in a variety of ways for the body. Starting with the scalp, tea tree oil can be massaged into the hair to exfoliate and cleanse the scalp, removing dry skin. It is good for burns, as a salve. It can also be used as a detox or face mask for exfoliation.

And tea tree oil can simply be used as basic aromatherapy in diffusers. Placing this oil around the house gives your home a clean fresh scent even when you’ve had no time to clean.

Tea Tree Oil Usage Instructions

Since there is a possibility that tea tree oil can irritate the skin, it’s suggested that you dilute the oil with another carrier oil. This is usually done when using tea tree oil on the skin. Dilution isn’t necessary when cleaning if you’re wearing gloves. If you decide to use tea tree oil on your skin, place 12 drops of carrier oil per 1-2 drops of tea tree oil. This helps prevent any possible problems.

Ingredients Found in Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil

This organic essential oil has only a few constituents. It’s a rather pure oil that has only one active ingredient. However, taking a look at its components is important.

Tea Tree Oil

Melaleuca oil comes from the steaming process of the Australian tea tree leaves. This tree grows on the southeast coast of Australia in swampy areas. Native aboriginal people used tea tree oil as herbal medicine and antiseptics.
It is a generally safe oil used in numerous ways. From cleaning to treating athlete’s foot, this oil is a powerful substance. However, tea tree oil, in its pure form, can potentially be toxic. Therefore, ingesting the oil by itself is highly discouraged. Most internal usages of tea tree oil are done in conjunction with carrier oils.

Terpinene

Terpinenes are produced industrially to create pleasant aromas. They are isolated from other plant substances and mixed with similar components.

Cineole

This is a major component of the tea tree, camphor, bay, sage, and eucalyptus tree species. This is the substance that produces the cool, spicy, mint-like smell of tea tree oil.

Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil Manufacturer Information

Aura Cacia produces Tea Tree Organic Essential Oils to provide an alternative to harmful cleaners, and also a solution for skincare problems. Aura Cacia works with prime quality ingredients sourced from around the world to produce its products. These oils are tested thoroughly in the laboratory and monitored from farm to packaging.

Aura Cacia has a long line of wonderfully scented products, including aromatherapy for your home and health concerns. Aura Cacia cares about the consumer and gives back to the needy, with percentages of every product going toward The Positive Change Project.

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Dietary Considerations

• Organic

Warnings

TESTED AND VERIFIED FOR PURITY. CAUTION: IF PREGNANT, SUFFERING FROM ANY MEDICAL CONDITION, OR TAKING MEDICATION, CONSULT A HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONER BEFORE USE. AVOID EYES AND MUCOUS MEMBRANES DILUTE PROPERLY · MAY IRRITATE SKIN NOT FOR INTERNAL USE · KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN