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Would you like a Safe & Natural: Way to Combat Athlete’s Foot & Nail Fungus Antiseptic for Small Cuts & Grazes Hand Wash Alternative to Antibiotics for Acne If so, you may want to try our Tea Tree Essential Oil.As well as the above, Tea Tree Oil also has a variety of different applications, such as: Can reduce swelling (anti-inflammatory) Advanced Wound Healing Effective, Non-Toxic Insect Repellent Reduce Dandruff Mouthwash (should not be swallowed) Deodorant All Purpose Surface Cleaner What is Tea Tree Oil and where does it come from?Tea Tree oil is made by the process of steam distillation of the leaves of the Australian Tea Tree, scientifically known as Melaleuca alternifolia.The tea tree can be found growing in the swamps on the southeast coastline of Australia [1].It’s best known for its powerful antimicrobial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties which can potentially help with a whole host of problems, from athlete’s foot, to acne.Story of Discovery & Traditional UseIn 1732, Captain James Cook first brought the attention of tea tree oil back to western society. It was named tea tree because of the refreshingly spicy tea he made from the leaves of the melaleuca alternifolia tree.For centuries, tea tree oil has been used traditionally by the Australian Aboriginal people. They extracted the oil that spills out of the tea tree leaves when crushed, and would inhale the fumes to help treat colds or coughs, as well as applying it topically to the skin for a variety of different healing reasons such as cuts, scrapes and swelling. It was also used to help soothe and cure sore throats.In around 1770, Captain James Cook learned more about the tea tree from the Aboriginal people of Australia, who told him all about their healing uses for this magical oil.Cook returned and was eager to have western doctors confirm tea trees' multifaceted healing abilities. Once confirmed, tea tree oil’s use skyrocketed and became a popular choice all over the world as an antimicrobial agent.Since then, people throughout the world have used tea tree oil to help treat a variety of different ailments. Mainly it is used for its antimicrobial properties, as well as its ability to help treat minor cuts, scrapes or injuries.What can Tea Tree Oil be used for?Tea Tree Oil has many uses when applied topically: Contains terpinen-4-ol, amongst other compounds, which has been shown to be effective at killing types of fungi, viruses and bacteria [2], also making it an effective antiseptic for small cuts and grazes [3] Numerous studies have shown tea tree oil can be an alternative treatment for athlete's foot (tinea pedis) [4] Studies showed that adding tea tree oil to handwashes & hand sanitizers [5] made them more effective [6] A study on 27 people showed that topical application of tea tree oil reduced swelling significantly [7]. It also reduced inflammation in mice [8] A study on patients with acne, saw that a 5% tea tree oil solution saw an improvement in their acne, along with lessened symptoms of itching, dryness and scaling [9]. When added to shampoo, tea tree oil can help to control dandruff by slowing down the growth of Candida albicans [10] Tea tree oil can help to trigger white blood cells that are needed to heal wounds, as well as reducing inflammation, resulting in boosted wound healing [11] Tea tree oil can also be used as a chemical free mouthwash and can combat germs that lead to bad breath and tooth decay [12] Antifungal, Antiviral & Anti-inflammatory PropertiesTea tree oil is most commonly used for a variety of different fungal infections, from fingernails to Athlete’s Foot.Athlete's foot is an extremely irritating fungal infection that mainly develops in between the toes and is highly contagious. It can also spread to other parts of the feet, as well as the hands.The infection causes severe itching and redness, and can even cause peeling, cracking and blistering of the skin.Studies have shown that tea tree oil can be effective at helping to relieve symptoms of athlete’s foot because of its powerful antifungal properties [13].A review on the oil’s ability to kill fungi and yeasts highlighted it as being effective [14].Why Try Feel Younger® Tea Tree Essential Oil 60ml?Here at Feel Younger, we believe in providing the best quality ingredients at reasonable prices… which is why Our Tea Tree Essential Oil is 100% pure and our 2 fl oz bottle will cost you no more than $13, with discounts available on subscriptions for multiple bottles.How do you use it?Tea Tree Oil is for external use only, and should not be ingested.Before you use tea tree oil, you should test how your skin reacts to it. First, apply a drop to your skin and monitor the results.There are a few ways you can use it:General use: Wash and pat skin dry, then apply a small amount with fingertips to your freshly cleansed and toned face, neck and décolleté area (avoid direct contact with eyes).For dry and painful areas of skin: Mix around 10 drops with melted coconut oil or moisturize of choice.As an antiseptic for small cuts and grazes: First make sure the cut is clean. Combine 1 drop with 1 teaspoon of coconut oil, apply to the scrape and cover with a bandage. Repeat this daily until a scab develops.As a mouthwash: Dilute 1 drop of tea tree oil in a warm cup of water and mix thoroughly. Gargle for 30 seconds, spit out and rinse your mouth. Do not swallow the mixture.Any Cautions?SHOULD NOT BE INGESTED - FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY.In very rare cases tea tree oil can cause contact dermatitis or irritation of the skin.It’s very important to use small amounts of tea tree oil, as large amounts can cause burning to the skin. 1 or 2 drops really is enough!Scientific References https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15473330/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27388769/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16418522/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12121393/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15694979/ https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ijcp.14206 https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12452873/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12088268/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2145499/ https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yasser-Shahzad/publication/355183776_Formulation_and_In_Vitro_Characterization_of_Tea_Tree_Oil_Anti-Dandruff_Shampoo/links/61653bb61eb5da761e83bf05/Formulation-and-In-Vitro-Characterization-of-Tea-Tree-Oil-Anti-Dandruff-Shampoo.pdf https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10519561/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12553397/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12121393/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1360273/

Steady Siam Wood Essential Oil perfumes the temperate forests of Southeast Asia. Siam essential oil is wild-crafted from the heartwood of towering Fokinia hodginsii evergreens whose fragrance is reminiscent of sandalwood and rosewood oils. This warm and creamy coniferous cologne enhances feelings of connectedness and of welcome in the world and is a delight in a diffuser, salt pipe, or bath. The natural insect quelling properties make it a perfect partner for joyful jaunts in the outdoors. Botanical Name: Fokinia hodginsiiBotanical Family: CupressaceaeExtraction Method: Steam DistilledPart of Plant Distilled: HeartwoodCountry of Origin: VietnamCultivation Method: Wild craftedComposition: 100% Fokinia hodginsiiConsistency: Medium viscosityScent Description: Rich, warm, sweet, creamy, woody, balsamic and slightly coniferous.Blends well with: Agarwood, Black Spruce, Cedarwood, Frankincense, Geranium, Grapefruit, Jasmine sambac, Lavender, Neroli, Palmarosa, Sandalwood, Vanilla, and Ylang.Uses: Delicious in a diffuser and fabulous as a forest bathing oil. Fixative in perfume. Grounding for meditation and spiritual blends. Naturally quells and quashes insect interest.Constituents: 32% fokienol and 30% trans-nerolidol. Fokinia is a towering needled evergreen conifer native to warm, moist, and mild forests in Vietnam, China, and northern Laos. The fissured bark of mature trees releases aromatic oils that perfume the forest air, perfect for luxurious forest bathing walks. Siam Wood essential oil allows us to bring a Fokinia forest inside through diffusion, a drop in a salt pipe, or as a sensual addition to steam baths. This aromatic conifer is prized in Vietnam for its dense, aromatic timber wood used to make artisan furniture and art. Distilling the essential oil brings new purpose to harvesting the trunk, which is left behind after harvesting the timber wood, and offers the highest concentration of Fokienol, the main constituent of Siam Wood essential oil. In aromatherapy, Siam Wood essential oil cultivates feelings of coziness, a comforted heart, and inner calm.

Botanical Name:Salvia sclarea Botanical Family: Lamiaceae Extraction Method: Steam distilled Part of Plant Distilled: Flowers Country of Origin: France Cultivation Method: Organic Scent Description: Warm, soothing, herbaceous, fresh notes of green herbs. Blends well with: Cedar, Bergamot, Marjoram, Frankincense, Chamomile, Petitgrain, Rose Otto, Rosemary, and Frankincense. Uses: Unwinds the mind and pacifies apprehension– inhale in salt pipes, diffuse and inhale for mediations. Mix with marjoram for melting moontime massages. Stirs sensuality. Beautiful in baths. Serene in serums. In skincare tonics, Clary Sage balances oil production in the skin and scalp for natural radiance. Clary Sage Essential Oil’s euphoric, green opal buds promote a delightful sense of tranquility, and even giddiness. Quelling clary sage may be used to anoint the body at the temples and wrists for a peaceful perfume. A euphoric botanical, our Clary Sage Essential oil is a fantastic ointment for abdominal massage, especially during moontime care. “The essential oil [clary sage] steam distilled from the plant’s herbs and flowers has traditionally been used in German muscatel wine, English beer, and Italian vermouth (as well as a perfume fixative) to exploit the heady effects and sensuous aroma of clary sage… clary sage is also a valuable ingredient in body care preparations, whereby it regulates skin and hair secretions and acts as a scalp stimulant.” Kate and Peter Damian, Scent and Psyche “I discovered my love for clary, also known as clary sage, in the South of France. There I found myself in a huge, sun-drenched field of the clary plant – surrounded by myriad brilliant colors…I learned much later, through aromatherapy, that clary may indeed create euphoria… Like its cousin the opal stone, it is powerful, radiant, and puzzling. It regenerates energy and inspires both mind and spirit, with a little foolishness and risk thrown in.” Susanne Fischer-Rizzi, Complete Aromatherapy Handbook: Essential Oils for Radiant Health

Living Libations Cardamom Essential Oil carries within it the healing powers of the Ancient Egyptians, the wisdom of the Ancient Greeks, and the strength of the Ancient Vikings! Our steam-distilled organic Cardamom oil de-stresses, calms indigestion, and works as a powerful aphrodisiac. Traditionally, cardamom essence is known for excellence in oral care, supporting the digestive system, and an uplifting aphrodisiac. Enjoy the spicy warmth of this invigorating oil, which will simultaneously soothe and inspire you. Botanical Name: Elettaria cardamomumExtraction Method: SteamPart of Plant Distilled: FruitCountry of Origin: Costa RicaCultivation Method: OrganicScent Description: warm, sweet and spicy with a hint of green-eucalyptusIn Libations Products: Love Wine, Digest the Best, Yogi Tooth Serum Blends Well With: Cinnamon, Clove, Thyme, Ylang, rose otto, frankincense and orange Uses: a delicious culinary oil, just a drop or two of cardamom will bring exotically sweet spice to your favorite dishes. It also has the added medicinal benefits of supporting the digestive system. Cardamom may also be massaged into the belly or anointed on the solar plexus or feet for this purpose, as well. Add Cardamom to a massage blend to calm nerves, ease sciatica and stimulate the immune system. In a diffusor, Cardamom’s warming spice will vivify any environment.

Uplifting blend of blood orange, white fir, douglas fir, palo santo and bergamot create an air of merriment and mirth for the holidays and beyond. Use in diffusers, baths and diluted for massage. This blend warms the hearth with glee and purity.   Uplifting blend of blood orange, white fir, douglas fir, palo santo and bergamot create an air of merriment and mirth for the holidays and beyond

Eternal gentle strength; the heavenliest of thymes and potent too

Diffuser Blend Bedtime Story Lavender’s lullaby lulls little ones to relax in life’s hammock. A bedtime blend of chamomile, lavender, tangerine, and spikenard to twilight the day: use in diffusers, baths and diluted for massage. This blend is perfect for sleeping, snoring, sniffles and bedtime stories. Review(s) Sleepy delight We have been using this blend for several months now in my 3 year old's bedroom. We put a drop on her pillowcase as a part of our bedtime routine. She loves it. The smell is sweet and tender, perfect to help her to sleep. She wakes with her hair smelling faintly of her sleepy time essential oils. I highly recommend. Dreamy We put a drop of your bedtime story blend on our daughter's pillow every night. She loves it, and it is now part of her bedtime ritual. She wakes with her hair smelling delicious in the morning. Simply a beautiful perfect blend.