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Tea Tree - Essential Oil - Organic
$7.50
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Botanical species: Melaleuca alternifolia*
Country of origin: Australia
Organic Tea Tree essential oil is a fresh, medicinal aroma, and powerfully clarifying oil steam-distilled from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia. Renowned for its natural cleaning, and wellness applications.
Key Benefits:
- Potent clean and purifying aromatic properties
- Supports clear, healthy-looking skin
- A go to oil for aromatherapy
- Useful in natural cleaning and deodorizing blends
*Certified organic by MOSA
Detailed description
Organic Tea Tree essential oil is derived from tea tree plants grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, ensuring a clean and potent extract. Native to Australia,Melaleuca alternifolia has long been valued in traditional wellness for its powerful protective and purifying qualities.
Rich in terpinen-4-ol—one of the key active components—tea tree oil is a staple for blemish-prone skin, household cleaning solutions, and immune-supportive blends. Its sharp, camphoraceous aroma is instantly recognizable and offers both clarifying and refreshing benefits.
Extraction Method
Organic Tea Tree essential oil is produced throughsteam distillation of the freshly harvested leaves and twigs.
Viscosity
The oil has athin, watery viscosity, making it easy to blend into skincare formulas, diffusers, and cleaning solutions.
Color
Tea Tree essential oil is typicallyclear to pale yellow.
Odor Profile
The aroma isfresh, sharp, medicinal, camphoraceous, herbaceous, and slightly woody, with strong purifying and clarifying qualities.
Rich in terpinen-4-ol—one of the key active components—tea tree oil is a staple for blemish-prone skin, household cleaning solutions, and immune-supportive blends. Its sharp, camphoraceous aroma is instantly recognizable and offers both clarifying and refreshing benefits.
Extraction Method
Organic Tea Tree essential oil is produced throughsteam distillation of the freshly harvested leaves and twigs.
Viscosity
The oil has athin, watery viscosity, making it easy to blend into skincare formulas, diffusers, and cleaning solutions.
Color
Tea Tree essential oil is typicallyclear to pale yellow.
Odor Profile
The aroma isfresh, sharp, medicinal, camphoraceous, herbaceous, and slightly woody, with strong purifying and clarifying qualities.
Usage suggestions
-Skincare: Dilute and apply to blemishes or troubled skin areas to support clarity.
-Aromatherapy: Diffuse to purify the air and support immune wellness.
-Respiratory Support: Use in steam inhalations to help ease congestion.
-Cleaning: Add to DIY cleaning sprays, surface cleaners, and laundry for natural purification.
-Massage: Blend with carrier oils to ease muscle tension and promote circulation.
-Foot Care: Apply (diluted) to support freshness and reduce unwanted odors.
-First Aid: Use in diluted form for minor skin irritations (avoid broken skin).
-Aromatherapy: Diffuse to purify the air and support immune wellness.
-Respiratory Support: Use in steam inhalations to help ease congestion.
-Cleaning: Add to DIY cleaning sprays, surface cleaners, and laundry for natural purification.
-Massage: Blend with carrier oils to ease muscle tension and promote circulation.
-Foot Care: Apply (diluted) to support freshness and reduce unwanted odors.
-First Aid: Use in diluted form for minor skin irritations (avoid broken skin).
Precautions
-Always dilute before topical application.
-Perform apatch test prior to first use.
-Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and broken skin.
-Not recommended for young children without professional guidance.
-Consult a healthcare provider before use during pregnancy.
-Store in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation, which increases the risk of skin sensitivity.
-Perform apatch test prior to first use.
-Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and broken skin.
-Not recommended for young children without professional guidance.
-Consult a healthcare provider before use during pregnancy.
-Store in a cool, dark place to prevent oxidation, which increases the risk of skin sensitivity.
