100% Pure Tea Tree Oil Reviews

Love tea tree oil, and love that Thursday Plantation makes a 100% pure option. As you would expect with TT oil, it has a rather strong scent, but is worth it. I use it on everything, pimples, bug bites, cuts... a must have in any beauty cabinet! I do dilute it before using on my face though, to about 10% (in witch hazel).

I love this little bottle of magic. It heals almost everything and can be applied almost everywhere on the body. I mainly use it to get rid of pimples, I just dab on a drop with a cotton bud and it heals really fast. The smell can be quite overpowering but it's not a bad smell. Will re purchase.

I used this natural tea tree oil whenever I get an insect bite or a strange rash. The antiseptic properties really speed up the healing process and the slightly cool burning sensation is nice to soothe the itching or pain. It really diminishes redness and swollenness of bites and rashes fast. If you apply too much of this, it can cause a painful burn and irritate the skin so using only a bit is fine. RESPONSE FROM THURSDAY PLANTATION: Although Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil is 100% pure and 100% natural, it is important to use only enough Tea Tree Oil for the required purpose and follow label directions to limit the possibility of adverse skin reactions.
If you are using Tea Tree Oil for the first time or have sensitive skin, please do a skin patch test prior to use to check for any possible adverse reactions.
It is also important the oil is stored in the original bottle, away from direct sunlight or sources of heat to minimise the risk of the ingredients spoiling, which can make your skin more sensitised.

I always have a bottle of Thursday Plantation tea tree oil at home. Tea tree oil is invaluable for a multitude of uses: as an antiseptic for small cuts, cleaning minor wounds, dabbing on small pimples to hasten their healing, and for relieving the itch of mosquito bites. The oil is great to use in many homemade household cleaning recipes.

I've always been plagued by all sorts of rashes on my body and I use a variety of natural remedies for them. Sometimes I've mixed a couple of drops of tea tree oil with aloe vera gel on a rash that's a bit itchy. For some rashes, tea tree oil is too harsh and I will use something else.

My main use for tea tree oil has been for an itchy scalp. I mix a couple of drops of tea tree oil with a carrier oil (e.g. organic sweet almond oil) or aloe vera gel and apply the blend to my scalp. In recent times, tea tree oil hasn't been as effective for my itchy scalp as in the past. This necessitated me to find an alternative, which led me to using eucalyptus oil (you may wish to read my review on Thursday Plantation eucalyptus oil).

CAUTION: If you have sensitive skin or you have a pre-existing skin condition, do a patch test on your skin before using tea tree oil. You might want to mix a few drops of tea tree oil with a carrier oil or aloe vera gel to avoid any potential irritation of your skin. Although this is stating the obvious, please do not ingest tea tree oil, use it near your eyes, place it inside your ears, or use it if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.

Thursday Plantation tea tree oil is packaged in a dark glass bottle. This prevents the oil from losing its potency due to being exposed to light. The bottle has the expiry date clearly displayed on the label.

This product has many applications. I use it on cuts and scrapes, pimples, in the bath for an invigorating soak and in an oil burner to freshen rooms.
It is a great natural remedy and doesn't irritate my sensitive skin. Although it can be very drying so I only apply a small amount to my face using a cotton swab to treat acne.

Was out in the garden pruning roses and as usual sustained some rather nasty tears in my skin. When I had finished I went inside and after a thorough wash applied Tea Tree Oil to stop any infections from occurring. Works every time