Tea Tree Essential Oil (100% Pure) – Steam-Distilled in Australia 30ml

✨ Benefits 

Tea Tree Essential Oil is your natural defence against skin concerns, scalp irritation, and bacteria.
•    Fights Acne & Skin Blemishes – Naturally purifies breakout-prone skin.
•    Soothes Itchy Scalp & Dandruff – Promotes a healthy, flake-free scalp.
•    Supports Immune Health – Offers antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antiviral benefits.
•    Deodorises & Purifies Air – Freshens rooms, laundry, and surfaces naturally.
•    Aids Wound Healing – Helps calm irritation, minor cuts, and insect bites.

🧴Usage & Application

How to Use
•    Skincare – Dilute 1-2 drops with a carrier oil and apply to blemishes.
•    Hair & Scalp Treatment – Add a few drops to shampoo for a refreshed scalp.
•    Natural Deodoriser – Mix with water and spray in shoes, gym bags, or on surfaces.
•    Immune Support – Diffuse 5-6 drops to help cleanse the air.
•    First Aid Remedy – Apply diluted oil to minor cuts and bug bites for relief.

Recommended Use
•    For Acne & Skin Clarity – Apply diluted oil to blemishes as a spot treatment.
•    For a Healthy Scalp – Mix a few drops with shampoo for itch-free, balanced hair.
•    For Immune Support – Diffuse at home or in the office to purify the air.
•    For Household Cleaning – Add to DIY cleaners for a fresh, antibacterial boost.
•    For Minor Cuts & Bites – Apply diluted oil to reduce irritation and speed up healing.

Risks and Side Effects

Tea tree is generally considered safe when used aromatically and topically, and it typically doesn’t cause side effects. However, if you have sensitive skin, it’s possible that you might experience a reaction.

Keep tea tree oil away from your eyes, contact lenses, inner nose and sensitive parts of your skin.

This essential oil possesses a sharp camphoraceous odor followed by a menthol-like cooling sensation, which can make your skin feel like it’s slightly burning if you apply too much.

Remember that tea tree oil should not be consumed, and if you are using it for oral health, it needs to be spit out so none is swallowed. When used in topical products at a concentration of 5 percent to 10 percent, it normally doesn’t cause allergies or skin rashes, but stronger concentration have been reported to cause dermatitis reactions.

It’s always a good idea to do a small skin patch test first on your arm or leg.

When you buy tea tree oil, always look for 100 percent pure essential oil. Ideally look for oil that’s therapeutic-grade and organic.

Light, heat, exposure to air and moisture all affect oil stability of essential oils, so keep your oil stored in dark, cool, dry conditions, preferably in a glass container.

🌏 Origins & Phytochemistry

Origins
Sourced from the lush forests of Australia, Tea Tree Oil is steam-distilled from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia tree. Used for centuries by Indigenous Australians, this oil is now a staple in skincare, haircare, and natural wellness routines for its cleansing and immune-supporting benefits.

Phytochemistry 
Tea Tree Oil’s potency comes from its rich natural compounds:
•    Terpinen-4-ol – The key antibacterial and anti-fungal agent, great for skin clarity.
•    Gamma-Terpinene – Supports immune function and scalp health.
•    Alpha-Terpinene – A natural deodorizer and antimicrobial powerhouse.
•    Cineole (Eucalyptol) – Enhances breathing and respiratory function.

⚠️ Safety & Storage

Safety Precautions
• Always dilute before applying to the skin.
• Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas.
• Do not ingest – For external use only.
• If pregnant, nursing, or under medical supervision, consult a doctor before use.
• Flammable – Keep away from heat, flames, and direct sunlight.

Storage Recommendations
• Ensure the cap is tightly sealed to prevent oxidation and maintain freshness.
• Store in a cool, dark place, away from heat and moisture.

Shelf Life:
o At room temperature (below 25°C): Approx. 2-3 years.
o In the fridge (sealed in an airtight container): Can extend shelf life to 4-5 years.

Refrigeration Tips:
o Helps prevent oxidation and preserve delicate aromatic compounds.
o Store in an airtight container to prevent absorption of fridge odours.
o Allow the oil to return to room temperature before use, as cold storage can slightly thicken the consistency.