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Yes it is. It has many beneficial properties. The active ingredient in it can also be found in a variety of medicinal Thai ginger called plai.
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Can tea tree oil cause skin irritation?
No this is nit true that tea tree oil cause skin irritation rather its very good for skin because it has anti-bacterial effects which is suitable for all skin types. Well, I am also using tea tree oil from Olive Gap Organic Farm which is too good for my skin.
How does one use tea tree oil?
Usually on your skin, and it smells really good too!
How do you apply tea tree oil?
Tea tree oil should be applied to the skin with a cotton swab. Only use a couple of drops so your skin does not dry out.
Can tea tree oil cure gingivitis?
Tea Tree essential oil is good for disinfection, but for pain, nutmeg essestial oil may be a better choice.
What is tea tree oil gel good for?
Tea tree oil is naturally good for blemishes and spots and can take the redness out of pimples......I hope I have helped!!
Malayalam word for tea tree oil?
tea tree oil
Are there any alternatives for tea tree oil?
Manuka oil is also from Australia and is more powerful and gentler on the skin than tea tree oil. It can be ordered online and used the same way as tea tree oil. The active ingredient in tea tree oil can also be found in medicinal Thai ginger called plai. It is available outside of Thailand as an essential oil.
Hollywood tea tree oil for piercings?
Tea tree oil is frequently used to treat minor skin irritations; it may have antimicrobial properties. If you suspect that your piercings are infected.
Is tea tree oil good for your hair?
Yes. :)
Side effects of tea tree oil?
Tea tree oil is only to be used externally. The side effete can include skin irritation and swelling. It can sometimes cause skin dryness, itching, stinging, burning, and redness.
How do you get my skin clear from acne?
tea tree oil is the only thing that's worked for me
Can tea tree oil cause side effects?
Some people might be allergic to the cineole in tea tree oil, although studies show that the 1,8-cineole part improves the skin's absorption of the oil.
