Plant Therapy Essential Oil Single - Tea Tree
With a fresh, medicinal, almost woody aroma, Tea Tree brings its powerhouse benefits to the table. Unmatched in its uses for skin concerns, this oil is a must-have when you need something powerful yet gentle on the skin. When diluted appropriately, Tea Tree can help calm blemishes, irritated skin, and bug bites. It’s soothing enough to help restore skin after exposure to the sun and bring balance if you’re prone to excess oil. While it truly shines when used topically, it also makes a wonderful addition to DIY cleaning sprays, especially in steamy, musty areas like the bathroom. When diffused, it also helps support a healthy immune system and freshen the air.
With a fresh, medicinal, almost woody aroma, Tea Tree brings its powerhouse benefits to the table. Unmatched in its uses for skin concerns, this oil is a must-have when you need something powerful yet gentle on the skin. When diluted appropriately, Tea Tree can help calm blemishes, irritated skin, and bug bites. It’s soothing enough to help restore skin after exposure to the sun and bring balance if you’re prone to excess oil. While it truly shines when used topically, it also makes a wonderful addition to DIY cleaning sprays, especially in steamy, musty areas like the bathroom. When diffused, it also helps support a healthy immune system and freshen the air.
With a fresh, medicinal, almost woody aroma, Tea Tree brings its powerhouse benefits to the table. Unmatched in its uses for skin concerns, this oil is a must-have when you need something powerful yet gentle on the skin. When diluted appropriately, Tea Tree can help calm blemishes, irritated skin, and bug bites. It’s soothing enough to help restore skin after exposure to the sun and bring balance if you’re prone to excess oil. While it truly shines when used topically, it also makes a wonderful addition to DIY cleaning sprays, especially in steamy, musty areas like the bathroom. When diffused, it also helps support a healthy immune system and freshen the air.
