Tea tree oil, application

Tea tree, which grows in Australia, is referred to the family of myrtle trees. There are many species of this plant, however only one of them is suitable for the production of antiseptic oil. This tree is known as Malaleusa Alterni-Foleys. The product, extracted from its leaves, is widely used in fungal and bacterial diseases of the skin, as well as mucous membranes.

Tea tree oil, the use of which allows you to strengthen the immune system, helps with a variety of diseases. Its composition has more than forty-eight useful substances, including a unique viridoflorsi. This component has no other plants whose oils have a bactericidal effect, including eucalyptus and rosemary. In addition, the curative natural product includes terpinene and terpineol, limonene and cineole, pinene and sabinene, cymene and other useful ingredients.

Tea tree oil, the use of which can suppress the activity of staphylococci and gonococcus, streptococcus, pneumococcus, Escherichia coli and fungi, has an important advantage, which is expressed in the absence of such side effects as dryness, itching, and peeling of the skin. This natural product is non-toxic and has a specific astringent smell of camphor with notes of wood. In its texture, the oil of the healing tree is volatile, light and flowing. It can be colorless or have a light yellow tinge.

Tea tree oil, the use of which is recommended as a strong antiseptic, is eight times more effective than carbolic acid, and when comparing its effect with phenol, it is twelve times. The natural product also finds its worthy use as an antiviral, anti-inflammatory and bactericidal drug.

Essential oil of the Malaleusa Alterni-Folis tree is recommended for various diseases caused by a cold. It is actively used for sinusitis and coughs, flu, bronchitis and tonsillitis as one of the components used for massage and inhalation. Curing colds, the product acts on the mucous membranes. In connection with this, it is widely used in aromatic lamps.

Tea tree oil, the use of which reduces fever, is recommended for conditions that cause fever. Active active elements of the medicinal product neutralize the poisons from the bites of bloodsucking insects, help in the fight against the diseases of the skin, which include herpes, eczema, and chicken pox. Oil obtained from the leaves of the tea tree, significantly contributes to strengthening the body's defenses.

A unique natural product is recognized at the world level by cosmetologists and dermatologists for antiseptic and anti-inflammatory effects on the body. These properties of the oil have a wide range of uses. The product successfully fights against chronic and inflammatory processes that occur on the skin. Its use has a great effect in the presence of acne and pustular rash. Oil helps eliminate dermatitis of viral, parasitic, and bacterial origin. It eliminates inflamed infiltrates and eczema on the skin.

Excellent healing properties of the components that make up the oil, help to eliminate swelling and itching, redness and irritation. This restores the natural color and surface of the skin. Widely used tea tree oil for hair. To get the effect it is added to the shampoo or conditioner. Purified hair strengthens, look more healthy. This removes dandruff.

Essential oils are obtained from various medicinal plants. Their application is possible both individually and in aggregate. So, for example, to get rid of excessive sweating, tea tree oil is used in a mixture of products from sage and rosemary.