Tea Tree Oil

• Strong antimicrobial properties
• Aid skin health
• Promotes health fungus levels
• Promotes scalp health
• maintain healthful bacterial ranges
• Promotes rapid wound recovery
• Make the immune system strong
• Kills mold
• Acts as a natural deodorant
• Improves oral health
• Battles respiratory troubles
• Promotes healthy hair growth

Description
Unlike the name indicates, the vital oil of the tea tree isn't always extracted from the plant generally associated with tea as a beverage. Nor is it associated with tea oil extracted from the tea plant's seed.  Instead, it is extracted thru steam distillation of twigs and leaves of tea tree, which has the botanical name Melaleuca alternifolia. The tea tree is native to Southeast Queensland and New South Wales, in Australia, which is why it is such a popular essential oil in that country. However, its astonishing traits have unfolded to other parts of the world, so it could now be found internationally.

The primary components of tea tree essential oil are alpha-pinene, beta-pinene, sabinene, myrcene, alpha phellandrene, alpha-terpinene, limonene, cineole, gamma-terpinene, para-cymene, terpinolene, linalool, terpineol, and alpha-terpineol. This tree is native to Australia and its oil has been utilized by the original inhabitants of that continent as a therapy-all medicinal drug since ancient instances.

Tea tree oil uses are numerous: making homemade cleaning products, diffusing it within the air to kill mold, applying it topically to heal skin troubles, and using it to deal with viral infections. It’s turning into an increasingly more famous active element in a variety of household and cosmetic products, which includes face wash, shampoos, massage oils, skin and nail lotions, and laundry detergents. Tea tree herbal antiseptic anti-inflammatory actions make it an essential oil that should definitely be a part of absolutely everyone’s natural remedy cabinet