Antik Şifa Tea Tree Oil (2X10Ml) - 100% Undiluted Natural Tea Tree Essential Oil

Hello. No, essential oils are not applied directly to the skin.

Generally, our customers use it on acne-prone skin. You can mix it with the rates in the description section.

Yes, both are essential oils. You would have to dilute it with a fixed oil

It is suitable if your skin is not oily.

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You can calculate 1 ml as 25 drops. It is winter so the coconut is in the frozen form. You hit it on the radiator. Example between 25-50 drops for 100ml coconut oil

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For the foot you can dilute it with any fixed oil. No need for nail

​ Hello! Tea tree oil is a potent and concentrated essential oil, so the best way to use it is to mix it with a moisturizing cream, rather than applying it directly to the skin on its own. You can apply a small amount of cream to your palm, add just 1-2 drops of tea tree oil, mix well, and then apply to your face. It gives very nice results routinely, especially on acne-prone or oily skin.

​ Direct Application: Apply 1-2 drops directly onto the wart using a cotton swab (ear swab) once or twice a day. Care should be taken not to carry it to healthy skin. ​ Sealing: After applying the oil, covering the wart with a bandage helps the tea tree oil, which is an essential oil, to stay in the area longer and enhance its effectiveness. ​ Patience and Consistency: Natural remedies don't offer instant results like medical-grade acids or freezing treatments (cryotherapy). It needs to be used regularly every day for several weeks to get effective results.

You can apply it on the nail with ear cotton.

​ Important Information about Usage and Dilution: ​ Since tea tree oil is a pure essential oil, it does not dissolve spontaneously in water and remains on the surface of the water. If you want to use it with water, you can follow these steps: ​ Measurement: Combine 1 cc (approximately 20 drops) of tea tree oil with 50 ml (about half a tea cup) of clean drinking water or a hydrosol such as rose water/lavender water in an empty spray bottle. ​ Usage: Since oil and water will separate, it is essential to shake the bottle vigorously before each use. You can spray it on the pimple area right after shaking. ​ Alternative and Safer Method: Diluting essential oils with a "carrier oil" like Jojoba, Sweet Almond, or St. John's Wort instead of water is a much safer method and allows for better absorption by the skin. You can apply 1 cc of tea tree oil to 50 ml of a carrier oil, mix well, and massage it into areas affected by acne. ​ Note: Large and filled pimples can sometimes have a cystic structure. We recommend that you first test the product on a small part of your skin (for example, on the inside of your wrist) to check for allergies. In serious and persistent cases, we advise you to consult a dermatologist.

No, it is not suitable for the eye area.

Directly suitable for nail . You can apply it with a stick of ear cotton.

Unfortunately, we cannot answer such questions for health purposes.

It can be with fixed oils like jojoba oil, grape seed oil or with tea tree Hydrosol. Apply it directly with cotton swabs without spilling it.

Everyday with ear cotton. If it is too far, at least 2-3 months

Yes it should be diluted with fixed oils

Skin or nail?

It will be sufficient to add 20 drops to the shampoo with natural ingredients for 400 ml.

Tea tree oil cannot be used directly because it is volatile. It must be diluted

Hello, of course it is suitable

It can be used, but use it diluted.

Yes, it is suitable. Don't forget to test it on your wrist.

Hello. You can apply it directly to the nail with a cotton swab.

You can dilute with fixed oils or hydrosols. Adding 1-2% should be enough.

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Yes, you can use it diluted with St. John's wort. 2 a day

Yes, it is also used for the diffuser.

1 ml for 100 ml, so around 25 drops. can be applied directly on the nail. dilution is for the skin.

Please consult your doctor for questions about whether it is good for you. It is forbidden for us to answer. Can be applied directly on the nail top.

You can dilute it by 1%. Dilute it as much as you will use. It is more appropriate to dilute it in fixed oil

Used at a rate of 1%

For 100 ml, 1 ml of essential oil will be sufficient.

Hello, direct use is not recommended.

Hello, no, it is not suitable. Consult other doctors, this is the first time we hear about oral use.

Not for use on or around eyes.

diluted with fixed oils and used.

Use it daily by adding 1-2% to a compatible fixed oil or hydrosol that is compatible with your face.