Tea tree essential oil has ideal properties for acne-prone skin and deodorant for the skin, being used as an ideal complement for oily skin. You can add a couple of drops to creams or diluted on pimples. This oil can also be applied to skin after sun exposure, waxing or shaving, to gently massage by diluting a few drops in a little base oil. Tea tree oil can also be used for baby care, but it is important to always dilute it, given the sensitivity of the skin of the little ones. To soothe diaper rash, it is recommended to mix a few drops with carrier oil and apply to the area each time the diaper is changed. It is recommended to apply two or three drops on the desired area. For acne-prone skin, you can add a couple of drops to treatment creams or apply it diluted only on pimples. For nail fungus: It is recommended to use 1-2 drops of the oil directly on the infected nails and rub them above and below the nail tip. Repeat this process once a day. Warts: it is recommended to apply directly on the wart every day until it disappears. Bad breath, swollen gums and bacterial plaque: add a few drops to your daily mouthwash or toothpaste. Thrush and laryngitis: gargle twice a day with a dilution of the oil in warm water Dandruff and lice: add a few drops to the usual shampoo. Uses in the home: Tea tree oil is one of the most powerful antiseptics, so when used as a household cleaner, in washing personal and bedding, or as a disinfectant to sanitize and scent the house, the safest and most natural hygienic environment for the whole family is being created.