100% TEA TREE OIL 10ml Antispetic and soothing

Summary:

• Tea Tree Oil (Melaleuca alternifolia)
• Cosmetic
• The oil has an antiseptic and soothing effect.

Application:

• Herpes on the lips - apply oil directly. Repeat 2-3 times a day.
• Nail infection - apply oil to your nails and rub it in for a few seconds twice a day.
• Mycosis of feet and nails - thoroughly wash, soak and dry feet. Rub the oil 2-3 times a day directly into the skin affected by fungal lesions.
• Sore throat - gargle in the morning and evening with an oil solution of 5-10 drops per glass of water.
• Inflammation of the gums - Apply oil to the affected area. You can also rinse your mouth with the oil solution (5-10 drops per 1/2 cup of water).
• Cough, runny nose - use inhalation by dropping 2-3 drops of oil into boiling water. Rub the chest with a mixture of 5 drops of oil and a teaspoon of water. Pour 15-20 drops of the oil into an aroma lamp, put on fire and leave.
• Minor burns, wounds and cuts - rinse the burned or injured area with cold water, then apply oil.
• Acne - wash three times a day with a solution containing 10 ml of oil and 1/2 cup of water.
• Bites of mosquitoes and other insects - lubricate the bite site with oil until the swelling or itching subsides.
• Ticks - remove it carefully from the skin, and then apply the oil to the area where the tick entered.
• Washing diapers - add one cap to the washing machine for rinsing (for 5l of water).

Usage:

• Use a dilution of 5 ml of oil per 100 ml of water or according to the enclosed leaflet
• For external use only

Storage:

• Store in a dark place at room temperature

Contraindications - Warnings and recommendations:

• Avoid contact with the eyes
• Keep away from children
• In case of skin sensitization or irritation - discontinue the product

Composition:

• Tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) - 100%
• Terpinene and Cyneol (C-T) content:
• Terpinen-4-ol: 41.6%
• Cyneol: 1.9%

Package:

• Glass bottle in a box
• Australian product
• Not tested on animals
• Dermatologically tested