Tea Tree Oil, also known as Melaleuca alternifolia, can be found in a wide spectrum of skin care and spa products that can comfort and beautify the appearance of skin.
1. Plantar Warts
Plantar warts and palmer warts are noncancerous skin growths, caused by a viral infection in the top layer of the skin. Put tea tree oil directly on the wart, rub it in, and let dry before putting on footwear/socks. It’s best to do this at night before you go to bed. Rub it on, read for 15-20 minutes, and let it dry.
“But don’t wear socks to bed, as that adds moisture, which fungus thrives in,” says Krista Moyer, N.D., a naturopath doctor at Broadway Wellness in Vancouver, British Columbia.
For sensitive skin, you can add tea tree oil to a carrier oil like olive or coconut oil.
2. Dandruff
When tea tree oil is applied on the scalp, it penetrates the hair follicles, unclogs them and kills microorganisms that trigger dandruff, itchy scalp and irritation. It effectively moisturizes the hair and scalp. So it is one of the best solutions for dry and itchy scalp. It helps to get rid of the dead skin cells and dirt on the scalp thereby creating a favorable environment for healthy hair growth and scalp.
Tea Tree Oil for Scalp Treatment:
- Take a small application bottle and fill it with 3/4 full of any carrier oil like jojoba oil, olive oil, coconut oil, almond oil, etc.
- Add 10-15 drops of tea tree oil in it and mix it well.
- Apply this to your scalp and hair.
- Massage it gently for few minutes to make oil saturated all over the scalp.
- You will feel some tingling effect on your scalp but don’t worry about it! It’s a good thing!
- Wash your hair with shampoo and apply conditioner.
- This process helps to keep all your scalp problems at bay.
3. Skin Spots
Tea tree oil can control the sebum in the skin as well as speed up healing process.Tea tree oil can be applied directly to pimples for an effective and natural skin spot and pimple treatment. It contains natural properties which make it an excellent alternative to harsh synthetic chemicals. Just a small amount of oil will penetrate the skin to unblock the sebaceous glands, clean out pores and dry out whiteheads, blackheads, pimples and other blemishes.
To apply, pour a few drops of tea tree oil onto a cotton bud, cotton pad or tissue. Gently dab the tea tree oil onto any pimples or spots. Leave for a few hours, or overnight. The redness and swelling should decrease.
4. Sinus irritations
Tea tree oil helps with irritations of the nasal and respiratory system. Place a few drops of tea tree oil in small saucepan of boiling water. Remove from heat and tent with a towel over your head. Breathe in for 10-15 minutes. This inhalation will loosen phlegm when you’re congested.
5. Tick Removal
Just add to skin and the little stinker will usually unlatch.
6. Toenail Fungus and Athlete’s Foot
Dab a few drops directly on the site or soak a cotton ball in tea tree oil and rub it on the affected area. Try making a mixture of tea tree oil and olive oil and rubbing in on your nail. You can reapply this mixture or pure tea tree oil as often as you like.Twice per day is usually sufficient for helping mild cases.
7. Skin Tags
Clean your skin tag and the surrounding area with warm water and mild soap. Pat dry with a clean towel. Add one drop of undiluted tea tree oil to the gauze pad portion of an adhesive bandage. Secure the bandage over your skin tag so the tea tree oil soaked gauze pad is in direct contact with the skin tag.
8. Ringworm
Cleanse and thoroughly dry the skin area that is affected by ringworm. Immediately place any linens used on the affected skin in the dirty laundry to avoid risk of further contamination. Put several drops of tea tree oil on the end of a sterile cotton swab, and apply it directly to the ringworm. Completely cover all affected areas with the oil. Repeat this process three times per day.
9. Psoriasis
Add a few drops of tea tree oil to your body wash, lather, wait then rinse. Or apply tea tree oil directly to your problem areas then when the tea tree oil has been absorbed apply a tea tree oil enriched moisturizing cream. 5% tea tree oil mix.
10. Yeast Growth
Studies have found that tea tree oil disrupts the membranes of yeast cells, and lavender kills Candida in a test tube. Mix them together and yeast doesn’t have a chance.
- 5 drops tea tree essential oil
- 5 drops lavender essential oil
- Distilled water
Mix the tea tree and lavender oils with a few drops of distilled water. Using a cotton swab, dab the blend on the affected parts of the body.
So there you have ten tea tree oil remedies that are so easy to do at home without using harsh chemicals or expensive medications. Have you tried any? If so, which ones?
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