TEA TREE HYDROSOL

Our organically crafted Tea Tree Hydrosol is steam distilled from the fragrant, striking leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia tree, a member of the Myrtle family, growing wild in many parts of Australia in wet lowland locations. The hydrosol has a fresh, herbaceous, almost spicy aroma that is often the first choice when looking to reduce infections caused by unwanted bacteria or fungus.

Also known by several other names including Narrow-Leaved Paperbark, Tea Tree Hydrosol is a supremely purifying possessing many therapeutic benefits. Considered a weed by the rest of the world, the Australian Aborigines long ago realized the importance of this small tree’s healing attributes. The leaves of the Melaleuca tree have been used by the Aboriginal peoples in northeastern New South Wales for many generations. It purifies as it heals and is a must for any home medicine cabinet or first-aid kit.

REPORTED BENEFITS AND USES

Tea Tree Hydrosol effectively supports wellness and is an excellent hydrosol to employ during the challenging winter season. This hydrosol is an important addition to the home medicine cabinet and first aid kit due to its fast and effective healing capabilities making it ideal for situations where a more concerted effort is needed to reduce minor infection, and to keep spirits from dipping as the body takes the time it needs to heal.

Melaleuca Hydrosol is also for supporting a healthy respiratory system and can prove useful for treating coughs and other lung ailments. It is great for reducing minor inflammation, as well. Tea Tree Hydrosol has shown a high degree of efficacy in clearing and promoting healthy nails. This hydrosol can also be applied topically in ointments, salves and compresses to encourage skin health and is an important oil for cleansing and restoring healthy skin tissue.

Emotionally and energetically, Tea Tree Hydrosol can help build confidence and strength, while gently working to lift spirits. It brings mental clarity, strengthens confidence, and is highly motivating.