Tea Tree Oil

Melaleuca alternifolia

• Topical cleanser for skin, nails, more
• A must-have for any home
• Light spicy aroma
• External use only

Native to Australia, the malaleuca tree, from which tea tree oil is derived, is an evergreen-type tree similar to a cypress. It grows to a height of about twenty feet. It is hardy, growing even after it's been cut down. Traditionally the Australian Aborigines used it for a variety of medicinal uses, especially for the skin. During WWII, soldiers were issued Tea Tree Oil as part of their military kit. Today Tea Tree Oil is used worldwide and included as a key ingredient in soaps, lotions, deodorants and room fresheners.

Ways to use Tea Tree Oil

• Blended with other oils or lotions to promote healthy, clean skin
• Add to shampoo for extra cleansing

Customer Web Reviews:

  Plan to keep using it!, October 20, 2012