Tea tree essential oil, a gift from nature
Tea tree essential oil is extracted from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia, a native plant of Australia, and has long been considered a natural remedy for health care. Many international scientific studies have proven that this essential oil has powerful antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antifungal and antifungal properties.
According to Dr Chanchal Sharma, Ayurvedic medicine expert in New Delhi, India, tea tree oil has outstanding benefits for skin and hair: "When diluted and used properly, tea tree oil not only soothes dry skin, reduces acne but also supports hair care, limits dandruff and hair loss".
5 outstanding benefits of tea tree oil
Reduces dry skin: Tea tree essential oil has the ability to soothe burning and hydrate well. A study by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI, USA) shows that the effectiveness of this essential oil is superior to some common zinc oxide creams. How to use: Add a few drops of tea tree oil to moisturizer and apply after bathing.
Control oily skin: Thanks to its antiseptic properties, tea tree oil helps control sebum. A study published in the Journal of Dermatological Research and Therapy confirmed that after 30 days of using sunscreen with tea tree oil, the oily skin condition on the skin has decreased significantly. Users can put a few drops of essential oil in toner or make a mask with bentonite clay.
Treat skin infections: Tea tree essential oil helps reduce inflammation, allergies and infections. Frontiers in Pharmacology once recorded: in an experiment with 24 patients with aquaculture, 16 people fully recovered after taking a cream containing 5% tea tree oil.
Reduce dandruff and nourish the scalp: Dry scalp can easily give dandruff. A study in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology shows that shampoos containing 5% tea tree oil can reduce dandruff by up to 41%. Users are recommended to gently massage the scalp when washing to increase effectiveness.
Strengthen hair: Mix 5 - 10 drops of tea tree oil with almond oil or amla oil and massage the scalp to help thicken and strengthen hair. According to Dr. Sharma: "Tham tea essential oil is a great natural therapy for hair in the era of commercial products containing many chemicals".
Notes when using tea tree oil
Although tea tree oil has many benefits, using it incorrectly can cause irritation. Experts recommend:
Always dilute with carrier oil (coconut, jojoba...) or moisturizer before applying directly.
Check your small area of skin to avoid allergies.
Consult a dermatologist if you are undergoing treatment for a special disease.
With scientifically proven uses, tea tree oil deserves to be a part of the daily skin and hair care routine, bringing natural, healthy beauty from the roots.
