TEA TREE, Malaleuca alternifolia

The tea tree is a tree with needle-like leaves. It can grow up to seven meters tall and thrives in swampy areas, although it is now grown in plantations.

Historically, the leaves were used as a substitute for tea, and this is how it got its name. Aboriginal people in Australia have used it for centuries for its recognized antiseptic properties to heal wounds, which is why it is known to be one of the most powerful antibacterial essential oils.

• Antiseptic, antifungal and antibiotic.
• General healing.
• Fight acne and other skin diseases.
• Improve dry scalp.
• Soothe skin irritations.
• Repels and kills lice and nits.
• Against athlete's foot.
• It is used for anti-dandruff treatments.

• To improve mild conditions of the throat and mouth by gargling with a few drops of tree oil in water.
• Directly apply one drop to fungal nails or athlete's foot, dilute 2 drops in a carrier oil.

May irritate sensitive skin. Avoid contact with the eyes. Keep out of the reach of children. Avoid its use during pregnancy, lactation or under medical care.

The information provided is general and should not be taken as medical advice. Neither the bulk apothecary nor the associated business entities guarantee the accuracy of the same. Consult your doctor before using the product, especially if used during pregnancy.