Tea Tree oil regenerates cells, and has a higher efficacy than any other antiseptic or disinfectant existing which is why it should always be kept in the home to treat wounds along with the Lavender oil. Today this oil is very well known for it's use in aromatherapy and natural medicine, because of the low toxicity and the ability to use it without diluting it in a carrier oil.

The Australian natives used the tree bark for centuries for making tea, hence the way that the oil got it's name. To use, it is recommended that you mix the oil with Black Pepper oil. Tea Tree Oil and It's Benefits This oil comes from the bark of a tree that is found in Australia. This oil also helps in reducing fever better than any other essential oil.

As we know with most of the essential oils we use in aromatherapy, they should not be used directly on the skin, but this can be done with the Tea Tree oil, and in fact is quite useful in treating a variety of skin conditions when applied undiluted.

Over time, the people who visited Australia heard about the oil and it's benefits, but it's only been in recent years that this oil has moved outside Australia.