Tea Tree Oil

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Tea tree oil is defined by international standard ISO 4730 (2004) (“Oil of Melaleuca, Terpinen-4-ol type”), which specifies levels of 15 components, which are needed to define the oil as “tea tree oil.”

Among over 98 compounds contained in the oil, terpinen-4-ol is responsible for most of the antimicrobial activity.

The list of ingredients above is provided for informational purposes only. Always check the actual product label in your possession for the most accurate ingredient information due to product changes or upgrades that may not yet be reflected on our web site.

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June 10, 2008

Pros:

works good i use it in my shower after i wash my face

Cons:

hurts a little

its good but burns
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June 2, 2008

Pros:

Works, cheaper than any product I have tried.

Cons:

None.

I was 26 when I started getting acne the cyst type, big, swollen and painful, not to mention ugly. I'm 56 now and have tried every product from the dermatologists, products on tv to natural remedies. Nothing worked for me. One day I was reading in the forums on this site. When someone said they used tea tree oil to cure her acne I thought what the heck I had a bottle in the cabinet, so I tried it. Was I surprised when it worked. I have been using tea tree oil for 2 months now. I still get bumps but not those cysts type and all those scars and old dark spots are gone and the new bumps go away in a couple of days. I LOVE TEA TREE OIL. Now my face feels smoother and looks so much better and my face don't hurt anymore. I would recommend TTO.
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December 10, 2006

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I use BENZAC and the cetaphil cleanser, then moisturiser and then i put on a garnier spot pen, then Tea Tree oil. Hurts a lot but works a lot

Cons:

stings

Great for very mild acne
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November 20, 2012

Pros:

dry the acne with in couple of days

Cons:

by week 1 it started to leave dark spots

i have a clear face ever since, i will just get one or two zits but nothing major until after maybe 2 months ago upto early october my acne became severe leading m to take antibiotic oral and topical but nothing works, i try tea tree oil for the first week and its giving me a good result by dritying up my pimples within 3 days, but my problem now is that after a week or using it dark spots are arising from my previous pimples, im just anxious when it will be reduce and will it be diminishby continuous use or tea tree oil, please help.. im almost crying like hell because of this, should i hang on and wyt for a couple of weeks more??
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October 5, 2009

Pros:

Clean feeling, and burns. I like the burn as it feels like it is going through my skin and you know, work it's way XD

Cons:

Most being don't like the burning sensation, i like it though

It works, won't work imediatly, but will work, srsly. I bought it from Body Shop with a special offer of cleanser and some mini bottle of tea three oil after applying cleaner. all in all it cost 10 euros
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June 10, 2009

Pros:

i dont know yet, only using it for a day but seems good

Cons:

weird texture!

i just started this yesterday and its not like other tee tree oils its a stick and feels waxy, not like liquid and oily! I'm wondering if anyone has ever had something like this before and does it work?? it also has vitamin E in it.
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December 23, 2008

Pros:

Amazin clears up stots !! OH YESHH (as churchill would say)

Cons:

none

use it now it is amazin and smells like heven xxxx
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December 17, 2008

Pros:

Tea Tree Oil smells great (personally), feels nice after burning, and clears up redness, acne and destroys pimples. Lasts a long time.

Cons:

Sometimes Burns for about a minute.

This stuff is awesome, I have been using it for about a month now and has done great stuff. Tea tree oil is a germicide and pretty much a natural replacement for rubbing alcohol. I apply it by right before getting out of a shower, drown my face in very hot water opening all my pores, quickly drying my face then applying the oil (this all takes about 20 seconds). This is by far the most painful because of the germs being killed. But it's great, gets rid of the redness almost immedieatly and feels great after the burning with a nice cooling sensation. I use 100%, so my method might not work for everyone. Basically, it RULES!! :D
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August 13, 2008

Pros:

Feels fresh, absorbs oil, it just works really

Cons:

stinky

Used it for a week, I bought the BODY SHOP Tea tree oil line. have had next to no new breakouts! That's good news. I really believe in it. I've used every acne product out there including pro-activ, which worked really well for six months and then I broke out worse then ever. Good luck people!
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August 11, 2008

Pros:

feels asthough every pore can breathe freshly, lovley natural herbal smell if using the right amount !, puts 'natural' oils back into the skin.

Cons:

only cam across watery eyes

some things work for some people others it doesnt , i can tell you for a fact toothpaste doesnt help it maybe sort out pimples but not acne it dries out yes but this can also cause more acne, i feel the best thing to do is even out the dry and oily, balance it, so far ive been using clearasil ultra face scrub, then patting my face dry, then using the tea tree on wool, all over the face , i tend to squeeze alot hate the idea of looking whats comming out then people sayin dont squeeze, then knowing its in my skin but do try not to if u try this idea the clearasil bring them out from the root ( may not like the idea of them all at once i dont eather', then the tea tree stimulates obviosly with the oil it shouldnt be too hard to let them out on there own.
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