Tea Tree Oil
melaleuca alternifolia
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TEA TREE OIL DO'S AND DON'TS

Tea Tree Oil usage information:

Tea Tree Oil (Melaleuca Alternifolia) is the strongest natural Antiseptic known to man. and for that same reason it must be handles accordingly!

  • Firstly Tea Tree Oil is a solvent and it is transdermal, meaning it penetrates the skin into the bloodstream via the skin, so pure undiluted Tea Tree Oil must not be applied in large quantities to a large area of skin.

Where not to put Tea Tree Oil under any circumstances!

  • Do NOT put in or around the eyes.
  • Do NOT put in the nose.
  • Do NOT put in the ears.
  • Gargle with DILUTED Tea Tree Oil but do NOT sallow it.
  • Do NOT put it in or near the Rectum.
  • Be careful of inferior grade Tea Tree Oil as it can cause a severe skin reaction.

See Application and Dosage guidelines: HERE
Reference here


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