Docteur Valnet's organic tea tree essential oil is used to treat all skin problems: acne, aphta, mycosis... It also helps stimulate the immune system and fight infections.
Docteur Valnet Tea Tree Organic Essential Oil is used to treat all skin problems: acne, canker sores, mycosis... It also helps boost the immune system and fight infections. Doctor Valnet 's Tea treeessential oil is a chemotyped botanically and biochemically defined oil. It is organically grown.
Native to Australia, the tea tree is an evergreen tree with bright-green, narrow, lanceolate leaves arranged alternately along the stem. It is covered with white, highly fragrant flowers in spikes, which look a little like cotton flowers. The tea tree, which appreciates generous sunlight and damp soils, originally grew in marshy areas. Today, it is cultivated on a large scale for the production of its essential oil.
Docteur Valnet Tea Tree essential oil is distinguished by its high content of monoterpenes and monoterpenols, notably terpinene-4-ol, which give this oil a powerful anti-infectious effect. It attacks the cell membrane of bacteria and fungi, causing lysis of pathogenic cells without affecting healthy cells, making it an eubiotic agent par excellence. The presence of 1,8-cineole potentiates the effect of terpinenes, maximizingantibacterial action. Beyond its destructive effects on pathogens, Tea Tree essential oil acts synergistically with antibiotics, optimizing their efficacy and contributing to a more robust immune response of the body to infections.
Tea Tree oil's bioactive components give it exceptional antifungal capabilities, disrupting the membranes of harmful fungi and parasites. Its unique composition enables it to combat organisms such as Candida and Malassezia. The combined action of terpinenes and other volatile compounds in Tea Tree oil hinders the entry of viruses into cells, demonstrating antiviral activity notably against the Herpes simplex virus, while stimulating the host's own defense mechanisms.
Its stimulating properties boost vitality and tone, both physically and mentally, and its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects support the skin during radiotherapy sessions.
Modern cosmetics rely on Tea Tree essential oil for its purifying and sebum-regulating effects. It has become an ingredient of choice in acne treatments and oily skin care. Its antiseptic and antibacterial properties make it a preferred ingredient in intimate care products and natural toothpastes, contributing to the health and balance of the body's microflora. In deodorant formulations, it effectively combats the bacteria responsible for unpleasant odors, while for oily hair, it offers a normalizing action on the scalp's sebaceous glands.
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Action on immune deficiency: dilute tea tree essential oil 5% in black cumin vegetable oil. Apply along the spine.
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What are the precautions for use?
Tea tree essential oil is composed of monotepene alcohols and monotepene hydrocarbons.
| Distilled part | leaves and terminal branches |
| Chemotype | terpinene-4-ol, α and γ terpinenes |
| Distillation | low-pressure steam distillation |
| Origin | South Africa |
| Yield | 100 kg for 1 kg EO |
Presentation : Docteur Valnet's organic tea tree essential oil comes in a 10ml bottle.
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