Tea Tree Oil (30 ml)

COMPOSITION

100% refined tea tree oil of the genus Melaleuca alternifolia.

Tea tree oil is obtained not from tea leaves, but from the leaves of myrtle tree and shrubs of Melaleuca. The area of ​​their growth is Malaysia and Southeast Asia. The oil solution is very concentrated, respectively, its application can be exclusively external. However, even with the external use of oil should be careful, especially with sensitive skin.

Modern science first studied the properties of tea tree oil in the early twentieth century. As a result of research, it was found that antiseptic activity is 100 times stronger than carbolic acid, but at the same time harmless to humans. In 1937, another fantastic property of this oil was discovered: in the presence of blood and other substances of organic origin, its antiseptic properties increase.
by 10-20%.

Currently, tea tree oil is used as a broad-spectrum antiseptic. As American plant researchers note, “this antiseptic, which has antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties, can cope with almost any disease - from ringworm at the crown to fungal infection on the toes.” The composition of this oil is a nature-balanced combination of 50 active ingredients (monoterpenes, diterpenes, cyneol, viridifloren, B-terpineol, L-terpineol), providing a healthy effect on the skin.

Tea tree oil is effective in acute and chronic inflammation of the skin. It has a regenerating effect, eliminates irritation, swelling, itching, redness, pustular acne. In cosmetology it is used for daily care of oily skin, as well as for dandruff, hair loss, warts. The high penetrating power of tea tree oil allows it to work simultaneously on the skin (surface), interdermal (inside the skin) and molecular-cell (inside each living cell) level.

Oil is not replaceable with skin diseases: psoriasis, allergic dermatitis, eczema, impetigo, lice, insect bites. An interesting fact is that tea tree oil acts exclusively on pathologically changed skin, improves the growth and renewal of its cells. Even with the defeat of the skin by parasites (lice, itch mite), the use of this oil gives a long lasting positive effect.

The effect of tea tree oil on the affected tissue determines the success of its use in various injuries of muscles, joints, sprains, cuts, abrasions, burns. It perfectly relieves pain, disinfects the site of injury and promotes healing of wounds, especially purulent ones. In addition, by suppressing the action of various microorganisms, bacteria, fungi, tea tree oil exhibits bactericidal and antifungal properties.

And, of course, a warm bath with a few drops of tea tree oil has tremendous relaxing properties, improves the tone of the immune system.