MM Tea Tree Pure Essential Oil 10ML Natural Pure Essential Oil 大吉祥茶树精油 10毫升天然纯精油

Tea Tree
Scientific Name: Melaleuca alternifolia
Origin: Australia

Vibrant and refreshing, Tea Tree essential oil combines antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Its value extends beyond just antibacterial effects, maintaining the immune environment of the skin and mucous membranes, stabilizing surface bacteria and reducing oil secretion. It is ideal for recurring inflammatory acne or widespread outbreaks. Balancing the skin's microbiome, reduces inflammation and redness, addressing various sensitive skin infections.

Indications: Oral infections (oral ulcers, abscesses, gingivitis, gum swelling and bleeding, periodontal disease, bad breath, mouth sores, tongue wounds, angular cheilitis, cold sores), ENT infections (otitis media, sinusitis, rhinopharyngitis, tonsillitis, itchy throat, Eustachian tube inflammation, ear congestion, nasal pain, nasal congestion).
Other indications: Seborrhea, skin congestion, acne, cysts, dandruff, herpes, gynaecological infections, skin fungal infections, tinea pedis, haemorrhoids, lice, weakness, general fatigue, wounds, athlete's foot, before and after radiotherapy.

Beauty, Health, and Home Care:
Acne and pimples: Apply 1 drop of essential oil directly to the affected area.

Add essential oil to cleaning products (floor, toilet, detergent) for appropriate disinfection, effectively eliminating microbes from surfaces (even with children present).

Add essential oil to laundry detergent for disinfection during washing or to the washing machine.

For cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy, add 1 drop of essential oil to mouthwash, and use after meals three times a day for 5 days to reduce oral fungal content.

Prevent skin burns from radiotherapy: After radiation, dilute essential oil at 10% concentration in jojoba oil and massage the radiation site. Leave it on until the next day before washing off.

Recommended usage:
Note: Tea Tree can be used as a pure essential oil if necessary, but for sensitive skin, it's best to dilute.
Pregnant women in the first trimester are not recommended to use.
Be sure to recognize the correct scientific name of Tea Tree essential oil and avoid confusing it with other similar-sounding or common names.

Aromatherapy: Inhale 3-5 drops each time. 3-5 times a week. (The scent is not very pleasant, so it's best to use in combination with other essential oils.)
-For adults: Diffuse for 20 minutes per hour.
-For children (over 6 years old): Diffuse for 5 minutes per hour when the child is present.
-For children (under 6 years old): Pre-diffuse for 5 minutes per hour when the child is not present.

Massage:
-For adults: 2-5 drops per session, diluted in carrier oil, apply 3 times daily.
-For children (over 6 years old): 2 drops per session, diluted in carrier oil, apply 3 times daily.
-For children (under 6 years old): 1 drop per session, diluted in carrier oil (maximum concentration of 10%), apply 2 times daily.