I've purchased Australian Tea Tree oil from 2 vendors, prices were probably within 5-7% of each other. The first one I got was outstanding! I use it for a number of skin related conditions and it is one of the best rash cur-all's I have found. The second batch I recently received is disappointing. I applied some to an area that was rubbed raw and it barely gave a burning sensation. Had I done that with the first order it would have been much worse than putting straight rubbing alcohol (99%) on.
The first batch was INTENSE! I applied it to a rash area after a long hike and after 2 applications, I peeled off a layer of skin the size of the rash, shedding like a snake. The skin underneath was in perfect condition and the only downside to this application was a moderate tingling for 3-8 minutes post application (dabbed on with cotton ball).
This stuff is great, when you get the real deal. But wait. Since that was the first time I had tried it, could it be possible that I had an adulterated bottle with something more "vicious" in it like an acid??
I sincerely think not but I guess we can never know.
So where have you found a good supplier of Tea Tree Oil and how does it feel when applied to skin or a rash?
The first batch was INTENSE! I applied it to a rash area after a long hike and after 2 applications, I peeled off a layer of skin the size of the rash, shedding like a snake. The skin underneath was in perfect condition and the only downside to this application was a moderate tingling for 3-8 minutes post application (dabbed on with cotton ball).
This stuff is great, when you get the real deal. But wait. Since that was the first time I had tried it, could it be possible that I had an adulterated bottle with something more "vicious" in it like an acid??
I sincerely think not but I guess we can never know. So where have you found a good supplier of Tea Tree Oil and how does it feel when applied to skin or a rash?
