Our first-distillation, 100% pure Australian Tea Tree Oil is steam-distilled from the leaves and buds of the Melaleuca alternifolia shrub, native to northern Australia. Composed of nearly 100 different chemical constituents, the majority belong to the monoterpene group. Its main active ingredient, terpinene-4-ol (approximately 30%), is known for its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. Additionally, 1,8-cineole contributes mucolytic and pain-relieving effects, which may aid in respiratory conditions.

Benefits of Australian Tea Tree Oil:

This powerful antibacterial essential oil is highly effective for treating inflamed acne, soothing skin irritations and itching, addressing dandruff, promoting skin regeneration, and relieving discomfort caused by insect bites. It can also be used for oral care, helping maintain gum and mouth health. The beneficial effects of tea tree oil are supported by centuries of traditional use and validated by modern scientific research.

How to Use Solanie Australian Tea Tree Oil

Diluted in a carrier oil for skincare:

• Soothes skin irritations and itching
• Supports treatment of oily, acne-prone, and seborrheic skin
• Ideal for dandruff-prone scalp and damaged skin
• Aids in wound healing and prevents secondary infections
• Relieves discomfort from insect bites
• Direct Application for Specific Concerns

For Acne

• How: Apply one drop with a cotton swab directly onto blemishes.
• Why: Helps reduce inflammation and bacteria responsible for breakouts.

For Nail Fungus

• How: Apply one drop to the affected nail twice daily.
• Why: Its antifungal properties effectively combat fungal infections.

For Minor Cuts & Wounds

• How: Dab one drop onto clean, dry skin around the wound.
• Why: Acts as a natural disinfectant, helping to prevent infections.

For Insect Bites

• How: Gently apply one drop directly to the bite.
• Why: Reduces itching and inflammation.

Important Safety Precautions

• Undiluted tea tree oil should only be used in small amounts and for short durations.
• May cause allergic reactions on sensitive skin—always perform a patch test by applying a drop to the inner wrist and monitoring for 24 hours.
• Avoid contact with mucous membranes and do not ingest.
• Though generally safe, tea tree oil should only be used on children under three years old and pregnant women under the guidance of a qualified aromatherapist.