21st Century Tea Tree Oil
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Price facts
- Last seen at $12.10 at Herbspro on Nov 9.
Our take on the 21st Century Tea Tree Oil
21st Century Tea Tree Oil is a single-ingredient essential oil from the leaves of Melaleuca alternifolia, sold as a topical and aromatic oil for skin, scalp and home use. It is a straightforward, undiluted tea tree product rather than a blend, so it competes with other pure tea tree oils on purity and strength, not on added extras. It suits people who want a versatile oil for blemishes, scalp care, cleaning and diffusing, and who are willing to dilute it themselves. Those wanting a ready-to-use spot treatment or a pre-diluted skin product should look at formulated alternatives instead.
- Single-ingredient tea tree oil, easy to dilute to your own strength
- Versatile across skin, scalp, cleaning and diffusing
- Strong, recognizable tea tree scent
- Small bottle lasts a long time since only drops are needed
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$12.10Checked Nov 9
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21st Century Tea Tree Oil price history
Lowest price we've seen: $12.10 on Nov 9 at Herbspro. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
Owners of pure tea tree oils like this one generally value the strength and versatility, using it for blemishes, scalp issues and cleaning. The most common complaints are the potent smell and skin irritation when it is used undiluted.
- StrengthPraisedUsers say a few drops go far and the oil feels potent compared with weaker tea tree products.
- Skin irritationCriticisedSome report redness or stinging when the oil is applied undiluted.
- ScentMixedThe sharp medicinal smell is valued for cleaning but disliked by some for skin use.
Questions and answers
- Can I put tea tree oil directly on my skin?
- No. Pure tea tree oil should be diluted with a carrier oil such as jojoba or coconut oil before skin use. Neat application can cause redness, stinging and peeling.
- What dilution should I use?
- A common starting point is about one drop of tea tree oil per teaspoon of carrier oil for spot use. Use weaker dilutions for larger areas and test on a small patch first.
- Is it safe for pets?
- Tea tree oil is toxic to cats and dogs if ingested or applied in strong concentrations. Keep it away from pets and consult a vet before any use around animals.
- Can I use it in a diffuser?
- Yes, it can be added to a diffuser for its fresh, medicinal scent. Use a few drops and ventilate the room, since the smell is strong.
- How does it compare with pre-diluted tea tree products?
- This is pure oil, so you control the strength and can use it for cleaning as well as skin. Pre-diluted products are easier for skin but cost more per use and are less flexible.
- How should I store it?
- Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place, away from sunlight and out of reach of children. Essential oils can degrade with heat and light.
