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The essential oil of Tea Tree (Tea Tree) bio Ladrôme is a must in aromatherapy: ideal to purify, support natural defenses and accompany combination skin oily nails and hair.
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Tea tree essential oil is also known as tea tree essential oil. The Tea tree is native to Australia; it can be found in the wild or cultivated. It is a shrub with alternate needle-like leaves. Its name comes from the tea that was traditionally prepared from the leaves. Our essential oil of Tea tree is from fair trade and labeled Fair for Life.
Tea tree essential oil is known for its antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antiparasitic, venous and lymphatic decongestant, skin protective and general stimulating properties.
Melaleuca alternifolia Botanical family: Myrtaceae Distilled part: leaf Chemotype: terpinen-4-ol, γ terpinene, α terpinene
Purifying & cleansing
Appreciated for its purifying action, the essential oil of Tea Tree is often used in support for skin imperfections, hygiene and environmental sanitation.
Natural defenses & comfort throughout the seasons
Traditionally, the Tea Tree is an ally during periods when you want to support your body and breathe more comfortably.
Nails & hair
Its use is also common to accompany nails and scalp, especially when looking for a more "clean" and targeted routine.
Some ideas for using Tea Tree Essential Oil:
Cutaneous application:
Dilute 1 to 2 drops in a vegetable oil and apply directly on the skin to purify affected areas (acne, insect bites, small infections).
Atmospheric diffusion:
Add a few drops in a diffuser to clean the air and support the respiratory system.
Oral hygiene:
Dilute 1 drop in a glass of water for a refreshing mouthwash.
Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Not recommended during pregnancy and lactation and for children under 12 years old. Not recommended in case of known cross-allergy, especially to rosin. In case of accidental absorption, consult a doctor or contact a poison control centre. Seek advice from a healthcare professional, especially if used for more than 5 days.