Kinefis Tea Tree Essential Oil 15ml

Tea Tree oil (Tea Tree) is a very powerful disinfectant and deodorant.

Its therapeutic action allows to calm people with choleric temperaments . It acts on bronchial conditions, flu, asthma and colds, in turn strengthening the immune system .

This oil can also be recommended in cases of lack of concentration and inability to make decisions.

Against fatigue and mental and physical exhaustion , which is why it is ideal to make the most of our abilities in all projects that attract abundance into our lives. All this with the guarantees offered by kinefis products, a clear commitment to the natural.

Precautions:

External use. Do not eat. Keep out of the reach of children. Do not use during pregnancy, lactation or in children. Keep away from all sources of heat and light. Always apply to healthy skin following the recommended directions for use.

Characteristics:

Kinefis oils are one hundred percent natural, pure and undiluted.

Main benefits:

- Strengthens the immune system .

- It is healing, anti-inflammatory, deodorant, expectorant and balsamic.

- It can also act as a mild local anesthetic .

- It also has excellent solubility and dermal penetration (Carson and Riley, 1995).

- One of its most interesting characteristics is that the complex composition of the essential oil makes it versatile and allows it to be applied in the presence of organic matter such as blood and pus, without losing its antimicrobial activity (Altman, 1991). This is of great importance because most germicides lose their activity in the presence of organic matter.

- Recommended to improve acne and oily skin . When directly treating acne, the oil should be diluted between 5 and 15%, otherwise washes can be done by adding a few drops of this oil. In case of vaginitis it is recommended to use 30 drops in a liter of water and perform vaginal washes or douches.

- In case of infected wounds or athlete's foot , we recommend compresses (piece of canvas or cellulose) soaked in 3 to 8 drops of this oil, diluted in half a liter of water.

- Both in case of herpes, insect bites , and foot fungus, it can be applied undiluted. In this case, it should be used sparingly on small areas, at least twice a day, on the affected areas of the skin or nail. In the presence of canker sores or mouth ulcers, gargle with a glass of warm boiled water and 5 to 10 drops of oil.

- For bronchial conditions , between 5 to 15 drops can be placed in a bowl with hot water and inhaled for 5 to 10 minutes. In turn, bronchitis, as well as asthma and colds, can be treated through baths (up to 7 drops in warm water, without using excess shampoo or soap), or through chest compresses. Infections can also be treated through bathing or steam therapy.

- Faced with painful rheumatic pictures, we recommend 30 drops of pure oil diluted in 50 ml. of vegetable oil, and apply it in the form of local scrubs 2 to 3 times a day.

- Psychologically it helps in the absence of concentration and ability to make decisions; It also calms disturbed minds and people with a choleric temperament.

- Tea Tree oil is widely used in the field of cosmetics . We can create our own Tea Tree cream by adding 5 to 15 drops of this oil to a portion of neutral cream. This cream will help us soothe irritations and give the skin softness and elasticity, being ideal for sensitive and irritated skin.

- If you want to remove an annoying wart , we can apply a drop of Tea Tree oil and a drop of Lemon oil overnight directly on the wart and cover it with gauze or cotton, which should be removed in the morning. This operation must be repeated every night and in three or four weeks we will forget about that hateful wart!

- It is also an ally of our hair, regulating the activity of the sebaceous glands (and thus avoiding oily or dry hair). To do this, you can buy a shampoo that already contains this oil or combine the one you use every day with a few drops of Tea Tree essential oil (we recommend 2 to 4 drops).

- Very effective against dandruff . Pediculosis problems? Place the portion of shampoo that you usually use to wash your hair in your hand and add four drops of essential oil, then wash regularly. To gradually eliminate the nits, we will comb our hair with a special comb for these cases, but embedded in Tea Tree. Remember that it is not necessary to reach this stage, since the regular use of a shampoo with essential oil of Tea Tree acts preventively, avoiding lice and nits.

- Used as an enricher in cosmetic products, it will provide excellent properties for skin care.

- Flea problems on your pets? As you will see, Tea Tree oil provides us with important help in various situations. In case your pet suffers from fleas, I recommend putting 80 ml in a bottle. of 96º alcohol, 5 ml. of pure tea tree essential oil and 15 ml. of distilled water. Directly apply this lotion on your pet.

- Tea Tree oil together with Lavender oil are the only ones considered "safe" to be applied directly to the skin, the rest of the oils must be diluted in a carrier oil to avoid irritation.

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Detailed Information Aromatherapy Tea Tree:

More popularly known by its English name: Tea Tree, the Tea tree (translation into Spanish obviously) grows in Australia. For the production of its oil, the leaves of this tall tree are used (it is capable of growing up to 5 meters), whose bark is white and spongy. When pursuing the extraction of a certain essential oil, various methods such as crushing, steam distillation, cold pressure or enfleurage can be used.

In the case of tea tree oil, the process of obtaining it is carried out through steam distillation, which is carried out using stills.

The procedure is based on producing the steam that passes through the leaves of this tree, entering a container, then passing to a condenser. The liquid then goes down into a glass called Florentino, and the essence, which is lighter, remains on top and will then be purified. Australian aboriginal tribes on the North Coast of New South Wales used these same leaves to treat cuts, burns, insect bites and skin infections.

Captain James Cook and his team were the ones who gave it the name "tea tree", since they ingeniously used its leaves as a substitute for this infusion and as a seasoning for beer. Australian soldiers participating in World War I carried tea tree oil that had been issued to them as a disinfectant, causing high demand for its production. Apparently, it is a powerful antiseptic, eliminating bacteria, fungi and viruses (in 1949 it was officially recognized by the Australian Department of Health, publishing articles highlighting these qualities in The Australian Journal of Dentistry, The British Medical Journal and The Australian Journal of Pharmacy).

Ingredients:

Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil, limonene. Without parabens, without phenoxyethanol, without colorants.

Conservation:

In a closed, cool and dry place. The container must be tightly closed and protected from light. Avoid cross contamination.
Flammable, keep in a safe place.

How to use:

For direct use, impregnate a cotton pad with a small amount of product and apply directly to perfectly clean and dry skin.

To enrich cosmetic creams or preparations, add a few drops of essential oil to the cosmetic preparation in question and mix well.

External use. Do not ingest. Keep out of the reach of children.

Ability:

15ml