Tea Tree Essential Oil – 8 fl oz (237 ml) Glass Bottle w/Cap – 100% Pure Essential Oil – GreenHealth

Very good product good for athletes foot, soaking your foot with Tea tree And water.

My horse had a sarcoid on the inside of his hock the size of a kidney bean, and a 2" x 2" flat sarcoid on his flank. I had tied the one on his hock off twice, but it grew back. I skeptically decided to try tea tree oil before trying expensive ointments like Exterra that eat away the flesh, or surgery. I applied the oil heavily every day for a week, and unintentionally blistered my horse. I stopped applying for 7 days, treating the blisters only, and then continued to apply the Tee Tree oil more carefully and conservatively to the sarcoid every other day. Within a month's total time, the sarcoid fell cleanly off. 6 months later, it has not returned! Apply carefully so you don't blister, and **of course always talk to your vet** but it's certainly worth a try! I was very, pleasantly, surprised! I use what I have left now to treat bug bites! It really soothes the itch of a mosquito bite!

Purchased the eight ounce bottle of Tea Tree Oil to use when i make hot towels for my client's Reflexology sessions. i Just add a few drops to the water when seeping towels in water for ten minutes. Then I nuck the wrung out towels in a microwave for two minutes in a vented microwavable container. It smells nice and the oil helps to fight bacterial upon the feet and the hot towel relaxes the client's feet and will helps to cleanse the feet. Before i start performing the client's Reflexology session.

I haven't taken it out of the plastic wrap yet. It was recommended I buy tea tree and place a drop or two in the wet bag with the soiled cloth diapers to help manage the odor in between washings. Still an exclusively breastfed baby so no stinky diapers yet so I haven't opened the oil jar yet. Not sure how I'm going to dispense the drops though. Tempted to buy an atomizer of some sort if I can find something effective nad cheap.UPDATEI ended up emptying and rinsing out the bottle+dropper for an expired eye drop. One drop of the tea tree oil really works to eliminate the funk odor from the cloth diaper wet bag. So far child is only breastfed so we're not at the holy-mackerel-awful stench of solid-food-fed baby poop.

This was my first time using this brand of Tea Tree. It seems to have a slightly toned down scent from the Walgreen’s version that I’ve been using. I like it though.

I bought this bottle thinking it was a great deal. WRONG. It is 100% essential oil. IT IS NOT 100% TEA TREE OIL. The final product is a mixture of tea tree oil & a less expensive unknown carrier oil. The final product probably contains 40-60% tea tree oil (Generous estimate!!)I just wanted to let everyone know the truth. Do you think maybe the company could be a little less deceiving?

I buy this product monthly to use as a topical agent. I was going to the dermatologist and spending tons of money on prescriptions-when this product works better than them all! I use it everyday after I get out of the shower. It keeps me clean all day. When you feel a blemish arising, put this on it and it will help evacuate the contents.

I've bought and used Tea Tree Oil for years and just received the 8oz bottle listed here. 100% high grade Tea Tree oil has a sharp, pleasant, clean smell. If you use it on your hands or face (I usually use three drops mixed in with my unscented lotion) it tingles when rubbed into your skin. The Tea tree oil listed here doesn't smell like real tea tree oil and is slightly oiler (tea tree oil is more of a 'dry' oil and should soak right into your skin when rubbed in without leaving a nasty residue) and just doesn't feel the same. It does leave a extremely faint tingle (in comparison) however which leaves me to believe this isn't 100% tea tree oil but a far smaller percentage. Due to the foreign smell and feel, I can safely say that I will not be buying this brand again.