What is Mekis Tea Tree Essential Oil, and what is it used for?
You may have heard about tea tree oil as a miracle treatment
for acne, but this amazing oil is much more than just that.
Tea Tree oil has an endless number of uses and benefits for
the skin, the hair and the health, which is why it is such a popular ingredient
amongst numerous beauty products.
Here are some of the benefits of Mekis Tea tree essential
oil for everyday skin and hair care.
1: Promotes glowing skin
It is very beneficial for your skin and makes it look
radiant and glowing.
It is a powerhouse of
antioxidants that helps skin to reduce its dryness and make it smooth.
2: Helps to get rid of acne
Tea tree oil is very effective against acne due to its
anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties.. It penetrates the pores to
remove toxins and prevent clogging.
It also reduces and
lightens the scars. Tea tree oil restores the natural oil balance of the skin.
3: Prevents skin infections
The anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory properties of this
oil help to clear infections.
It works excellently
in all types of skin infections such as psoriasis, herpes, and athlete’s foot.
It also helps to relieve skin irritation and inflammations.
You can add a few drops of tea tree oil with moisturizer or olive oil and apply
it to the affected area.
4: Prevents skin cancer
According to some research, tea tree oil can help to fight
against skin cancer. It is beneficial in reducing cancerous tumours.
5: Prevents dandruff and lice
Tea tree oil has antiseptic properties that work to remove
dandruff, lice, white flakes, and dead skin of the scalp.
It also acts as a
cleanser and conditioner helps to soothe the dry scalp and treat lice.
For best results, try to apply a few drops of tea tree oil
in coconut oil or almond oil on your hairs daily.
6: Reduces hair fall
Tea tree oil acts as a tonic for your hair and makes them
healthy and shiny.
It promotes natural
hair growth and strengthens it.
7: Treatment for nail fungal infection
Nail fungal infections are common but difficult to treat.
Tea tree oil helps to get rid of nail fungus when used alone
or in combination with other natural remedies.
Use a few drops of tea tree oil alone or mix it with an
equal amount of coconut oil and apply it to the affected area.
8: Beneficial for respiratory complaints
With a lot of anti-inflammatory properties, tea tree oil
helps wonderfully on respiratory complaints. It is a potent expectorant, helps
to clear the blocked mucus in the throat and nose.
It is also a potent remedy for asthma, tuberculosis,
bronchitis, etc.
9: Promotes oral health
Research suggests that tea tree oil fights against germs,
which causes tooth decay, bad breath, and other inflammatory oral diseases.
You can use it as a chemical-free mouthwash by just adding a
drop of tea tree oil in half a cup of water, mix it, and swish in your mouth
for 30 seconds.
10: Acts as a natural deodorant
Antibacterial properties of tea tree oil can help to
control odor related to perspiration.
It can be a safe and effective deodorant alternative.
What is a carrier oil, and how is it used together with essential oils?
Because essential oils are incredibly concentrated, they
should almost always be diluted in a carrier oil, specifically when used
topically.
Carrier oils dilute the essential oils and help “carry” them
into the skin.
Here are some of the added benefits you will get from using Mekis Grape seed oil as a carrier oil
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· Promotes scalp and hair health
It is also known for its anti-aging and moisturizing properties that can help keep the scalp hydrated and strong, in turn making it a good foundation for healthy hair to grow from.
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· It adds shine
As we age, our scalp naturally decreases its production of sebum, an oily substance that helps with hair shine and health.
Adding your own oil can counter that, especially grapeseed oil, which contains natural conditioning agents that work from the inside out to add luster.
Plus, for a temporary shine boost, oils coat each strand, letting the light bounce off your hair.
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· It smooths split ends
Dab some grapeseed oil onto damaged ends and it will smooth the cuticle right up.
It’ll also help prevent future breakage courtesy of its antioxidants, which neutralize free radicals.
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· It helps tame flyaways
Slick on some grapeseed oil to keep those frizzies down
- It soothes the scalp
A flaky, itchy scalp is a serious hair woe, but applying grapeseed oil directly to the scalp can help your case of the itchies.
You can thank its essential fatty acids and nutrients for that, since they have soothing properties that calm and nourish angry scalps.
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· It strengthens strands
This is especially handy for damaged or brittle hair, since grapeseed oil is chock full of antioxidants, fatty acids, and vitamins, making it a veritable deep conditioner.
That means it’ll even help restore shine to dull, thirsty locks.
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· It can help prevent premature graying
Since grapeseed oil is loaded with potent antioxidants, that could help combat oxidative stress, and hence, going gray.
Specifically, grapeseed oil contains a compound called OPC, which are powerful antioxidants known to fight off signs of premature aging.
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· It helps minimize flakes
Though grapeseed oil can’t actually cure a flaky scalp itself, it does ease the symptoms.
Thanks to Mekis grapeseed oil’s nutrients and emollients, it can minimize flakes when massaged into the scalp by helping to trigger healthy new cell growth.
It also adds hydration back into a dry scalp. Plus, it can help loosen and remove flakes from the scalp.
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· It won’t weigh down hair
Some hair oils have heft to them, but Mekis grapeseed oil boasts an incredibly lightweight texture, so it even works for fine, thin hair.
It’s also odorless, so you don’t have to worry about it competing with the scent of your shampoo.
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· Manages acne breakouts
One of the top grapeseed oil benefits is that it’s high in linoleic acid, an fatty acid that can help control acne by decreasing clogged pores.
· Lightens acne scars
Thanks to its vitamin E and linoleic acid content, grapeseed oil lightens skin discolorations like acne scars and sunspots.
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· Moisturizes and balances the skin
Grapeseed oil is chock full of vitamin E, which is excellent for locking moisture into the skin.
This vitamin plays an essential role in softening and hydrating the skin’s outer layer.
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· Absorbs easily
Grapeseed oil absorbs easily, delivering intense moisture without leaving skin feeling oily or greasy.
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· Minimizes fine lines and wrinkles
Thanks to the polyphenols found in Mekis grapeseed oil, these gems help combat premature aging and wrinkles.
Along with fatty acids, grapeseed’s polyphenols also help to mitigate signs of premature aging while boosting circulation.
This oil also has natural astringent properties, making the skin look tighter and more youthful.
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· Evens skin tone
The antioxidants in this grapeseed oil works on making the skin tone more even, and enhances brightness in the complexion.
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· Supports Collagen
Thanks to its vitamin E content,Mekis grapeseed oil benefits and assists in the production of collagen and improves skin tone.
This mighty vitamin, along with proanthocyanidins, increase the restoration rate of collagen, meaning firmer, more youthful looking skin.
Caution
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Tea Tree oil is for external use only, do not
ingest it. - ·
Tea Tree oil should not be applied directly to
the skin. It is important to dilute it with a carrier oil such as Argan oil,
Rosehip Seed oil, or Olive oil. - ·
Be careful when using our essential oils around
the eye area. Exposure can cause redness and irritation. - ·
Before applying to a large area, it is important
to do a patch test to make sure your skin does not react negatively to Tea Tree
oil. As with any new skin care products, sensitivities and reactions may occur. - ·
Pregnant women or people with hormone-sensitive
cancers should avoid using Tea Tree Essential oil.
