Antibiotic, antimicrobial, antiseptic, bactericidal, fungicidal, expectorant, insecticide, stimulant, psoriasis, excessive sweating, gingivitis and periodontitis, canker sores, bad breath, cough, colds, mycoses, sinusitis, prickly heat, candidiasis, ingrown toenail, bad
foot odor, athlete's foot, oily skin, acne and pimples, cracked heels, warts, dry, dull and brittle hair, dandruff, seborrhea, lice, bites, tiredness,
discouragement.
Its aroma renews, refreshes and protects the environment's energy. First defense against infections. Bactericidal, fungicidal and viricidal. Healing for wounds, herpes, canker sores, mycoses, chilblains, psoriasis, acne, dandruff and bedsores. Potent immunostimulant, useful for flu and colds. Astringent used in aftershave and after-waxing lotions.
MIND: It is invigorating and revitalizing, especially after a shock.
BODY: Its most important use is to help the immune system fight infectious diseases. It activates leukocytes to form a defense against invading organisms and helps reduce the duration of illnesses. It is an extremely antiseptic oil and helps release toxins from the body through sweat. Although it does not promote a cure itself, it can be used to help strengthen the immune system of HIV patients. A Tea Tree massage before surgery will help strengthen the body. Its excellent antiviral and germicidal properties are useful in treating repetitive infections and weakness resulting from viral infections.
SKIN: Has a deep purifying effect - reduces pus in infected wounds, boils and pimples. Seems to eliminate scars caused by chickenpox and shingles. It is useful for burns, wounds, sunburns, warts, ringworm, herpes and athlete's foot. It is useful for dry scalp conditions and in combating dandruff. In aromatherapy, tea tree brings a feeling of clarity, cleanliness and purification. Therefore, it is an ally for people very susceptible to flu, colds and patients with low immunity.
There are many ways to use essential oils: in creams, body oils, massage, baths, compresses, foot baths, clays, inhalations, etc. In ambient diffusers, ceramic diffusers, electric diffusers or personal diffusers (necklace).
The number of drops varies depending on the method of use. If in doubt, seek guidance from a qualified professional.Essential oils are 100% natural substances, extremely volatile and concentrated, extracted from aromatic plants by steam distillation of leaves, flowers, branches, roots and resins, or by cold pressing of citrus fruits. Aromatherapy is the art and science of providing well-being for the body, mind and emotions through the use of essential oils.
