Bacteria be gone
This is what makes tea tree oil such a great essential oil. It's a powerful antiseptic, making it a great multipurpose oil to clean minor cuts, strings and topical bacterial infections.Not for the faint of heart
It has a distinctive (albeit strong) smell. The con? It can be a bit overwhelming for some. The pros?You grow accustomed to the smell after several uses, not to mention after seeing all of the great results. Also, its acute smell makes it a great cold fighter! Putting a drop or two in your bath or into a pot of hot water for a round of face steaming will clear your sinuses in a jiffy (and help the tea tree oil to better penetrate your pores). Another pro. It has a tingling sensation, letting you know that it's working as soon as you apply it to your body.Your skin's BFF
I absolutely love using tea tree oil for treating pimples, because it works. Tea tree oil is great and natural alternative to Benzoyl peroxide (the magical ingredient in skincare products that helps to get rid of pimples) to help reduce acne.Tea tree oil is to me, what Windex was to Gus Portokalos in My Big Fat Greek Wedding. If you pop a pimple, use tea tree oil by putting a dab on it to avoid scarring. If you feel a pimple getting ready to surface, use tea tree oil. Got a minor burn? You got it, use tea tree oil.
Dandruff destroyer
Nobody likes dandruff. Don't believe me? Remember Dandruff Danny from Hannah Montana? No! Exactly. On that note, who likes lice either? Add a little bit (and I do mean a little) to your shampoo when you wash your hair to keep those bugs away and get rid of dandruff!A little goes a long way
You would think that with all its uses that you would need a jug of it to get it all done, but no! A little bit of tea tree oil goes a very long way, so you get more bang for your buck.*Disclosure: This post contains some affiliate links, meaning that as an Amazon Associate, I will earn a commission, at no extra cost to you, if you click through and make a purchase.
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This oil is great, i use it on my skin, in an oil diffuser and in my washer. I tried it out as a cat repellant since they're not suppose to like the smell, either that rumor is false or my cats are just nuts.
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Oh that's interesting! What does putting it in the washer do? Also you're very welcome, thank you for stopping by! :)
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