Tea tree oil is a type of vegetable oil with volatile components. The color of tea tree oil can vary from pale yellow to almost clear. This oil, which is an endemic plant species native to Australia and produced from the leaves of the tea tree, also known as Indian laurel, is among the most preferred natural resources, especially against skin problems due to oiliness. Tea tree oil, which has become very popular recently, can be used in hair care routines as well as skin care.

Tea tree oil has long known positive effects on skin and hair care. In terms of its antiseptic and antibacterial components, this oil is considered one of the most effective natural products for skin cleansing. Some clinical studies show that tea tree oil can also be effective for dandruff and itching problems that occur on the scalp. Due to its antibacterial components, tea tree oil can also be used to disinfect surfaces. It is also possible to obtain a natural insect repellent by diluting tea tree oil to keep flies and insects away.

What are the effects of tea tree oil on the skin?

It plays a supporting role in achieving a balanced appearance of the skin by reducing the oily appearance on the face.
It contributes to reducing the formation of skin problems due to oily skin on the face and body.
By maintaining the moisture balance of the skin, it also helps the areas of the face that tend to dry to gain moisture.