Product Description

Tea tree oil has been used for years in traditional medicine and is very effective due to its ability to effectively fight against bacteria, fungi and viruses - a feat many other ingredients and chemicals cannot do alone. The use of tea tree oil has been the most significant in skincare. From troublesome skin conditions such as eczema and acne, to run of the mill cuts and bruises, tea tree oil is the ideal solution. When used to treat acne, tea tree oil reduces swelling, redness and scarring that commonly occur. This wonder oil even treats athletes foot. If you suffer from cold sores, a dab of tea tree oil to the area in the early stages prevents the cold sore from getting worse or spreading. Both men and women who shave or wax often can find relief by applying a few drops of tea tree oil to the area to reduce redness or swelling. Massaging the oil into the skin can even eliminate ingrown hairs. Tea Tree Oil can be used daily without causing an imbalance in the natural bacterial flora on the skin. It has been used by the Australian Aborigines since the beginning of time for acne, oily skin, rashes, various infections, fungal diseases, dandruff, and itchy scalp.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3253 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: Plantlife
• Ingredients: 100% Pure Essential Oil

Features

• Pure and Natural, Nothing Synthetic
• A must have for your first aid kit!

Customer Reviews

Natural Wonder, but be careful with pets!
I love tea tree for its range of healing uses, but I read that it can be very toxic to cats. I would have never guessed, but some cats have died due to the tea tree oil absorbing through the skin, or the cat licking it off it's coat. It is awesome for us, just be careful with your fur faced friends!

Tea Tree Oil=Great; But this Particular One?
Most of the reviews here are about tea tree oil in general. I love it; it works well when washing cloth diapers. It's a wonder product.

But what about this particular one? It's got a widget to let out individual drops. For my needs that widget is a little over-eager: maybe five or six drops a second.

This product is a little expensive. Once shipping is included, it's over ten dollars; I can get the same amount of tea tree oil at Whole Foods for $5. It depends on how much you want that little widget.

For what it's worth, I use several drops every single day (on the diapers) and the bottle will last me six months.

Excellent
Works wonders on scars-- even old ones. Bottle has a plastic insert to dispense it one drop at a time (very handy!).