Apply pure tea tree oil or diluted if desirable, sparingly, directly to the site of the problem: rashes, cuts, or itches. Tea Tree Oil has powerful abilities to clean and help heal wounds and skin ailments in people and animals. Horse owners have also found a use for tea tree oil as a fly repellant. Application around horses eyes, face and body helps to repel flies. The oil also acts as a preventative measure against infection or irritation of the skin.
Pure Tea Tree Oil conforming to Australian standard A.S.D. 175, revised 1985, is a powerful broad-range antiseptic, fungicide, and bactericide. In fact, Tea Tree Oil is four to five times stronger than household antiseptics. Its bacterial action is increased in the presence of blood, serum, pus and necrotic tissue. It is able to penetrate deeply into infected tissue and pus, mix with these, and cause them to slough off while leaving a healthy surface. The oil has a very low toxicity, and is virtually a non-irritant even to sensitive tissues. Because of its lower cineole level, Tea Tree Oil is less toxic and less irritating than eucalyptus oil.
Suggested Formulas:
(1) one part of pure tea tree oil with 10 parts of cold pressed oil such as olive, apricot, almond, avocado, etc.
(2) add 10 drops to an 8 oz. bottle of shampoo (human or pet)
(3) add 10 drops to bath water
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80702 |
125 ml |
$ 39.00 |
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