The Tea Tree essential oil exudes an earthy, fresh, woody aroma with a medium aromatic note. It is extracted by steam distillation from the branches and leaves of the tree with the official name Melaleuca Alternifolia, which grows in the Southeastern region of Australia.

Its components (sabinene, myrcene, terpinene, cineole, terpinene, cymene, terpinolene, linalool, terpineol, etc.) have made it globally known today, as scientific research has now proven its effectiveness in treating various diseases.

Tea Tree can heal external infections that come from skin wounds.

Suggested uses:

• For acne treatment, put one drop on a wet cotton pad and gently place it on the pimples. It can be used in the same way for hangnails.
• For scalp dryness and dandruff, add 3-4 drops to your shampoo bottle.
• For home cleaning and as a natural antiseptic, add 20 drops or 10 drops of tea tree and 10 drops of lemon to 100ml of water.
• For nail fungus: Soak your feet in a bowl of water with 5 drops of tea tree or put 1 drop directly on the nail.
• For dandruff and oily hair: Add 15 drops of tea tree and 15 drops of cedar to 100ml of a base oil for hair (such as argan oil, bay oil, rosemary oil, jojoba oil, or nettle oil) and massage into the scalp.
• Additionally, it is an excellent antiseptic for wound healing. It is equally effective against fungal infections as it inhibits the growth of fungi. 
• Furthermore, it is excellent for problems with oily skin, burns, lice, and insect bites.