Tea tree shampoo gets its punch from the oil of a tree known as Melaleuca.
They boil the leaves to get this essential oil and we reap the benefits of its many medicinal properties.
It is usually a pale yellow or sometimes just colorless and has a very distinctive smell (not unpleasant but a bit strong).
Used for all sorts of purposes, it has beneficial properties for the skin because of its anti-fungal and anti-bacterial capabilities.
This oil works against many skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
And because it is an anti-fungal it works to combat nail fungus, athlete's foot, and when added to shampoos it fights dandruff.
Tea tree shampoo is easy to find at your local health food store or online at places like VitaCost, Wal-mart, and Walgreens.
It works great because it deep cleans your hair, no more dandruff flakes, and makes your hair shine again.
But more than that, tea tree shampoo not only cleans but moisturizes hair, fighting the harmful effect of hair colors, dust and chemicals, while it promotes scalp circulation and restores your hair's sheen.
And it does all this without any harmful chemicals.
And should you ever find you need to, this shampoo can also get rid of head Iice.
Using tea tree shampoo for your hair can actually serve multiple purposes.
Not only does it do a great job of cleansing all the styling products from your hair with stripping the moisture, you'll love the way your hair feels and there will be no worries about flakes.
And with a world so full of chemicals it's nice to use products you know will be good for you and the environment.
Remember, if you have sensitive skin, even though it is natural, do a test on your arm (poor arm) first to make sure you don't have some sort of reaction to the product.
If you would rather you can also mix up your own tea tree shampoo, it's not too difficult, and you won't have to worry about what ingredients went into it.
Here's what you'll need.
Unless your Soap bottle is filled really full, you can usually get all these ingredients in the bottle the shampoo came in.
Remember, a little goes a long way.
They boil the leaves to get this essential oil and we reap the benefits of its many medicinal properties.
It is usually a pale yellow or sometimes just colorless and has a very distinctive smell (not unpleasant but a bit strong).
Used for all sorts of purposes, it has beneficial properties for the skin because of its anti-fungal and anti-bacterial capabilities.
This oil works against many skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
And because it is an anti-fungal it works to combat nail fungus, athlete's foot, and when added to shampoos it fights dandruff.
Tea tree shampoo is easy to find at your local health food store or online at places like VitaCost, Wal-mart, and Walgreens.
It works great because it deep cleans your hair, no more dandruff flakes, and makes your hair shine again.
But more than that, tea tree shampoo not only cleans but moisturizes hair, fighting the harmful effect of hair colors, dust and chemicals, while it promotes scalp circulation and restores your hair's sheen.
And it does all this without any harmful chemicals.
And should you ever find you need to, this shampoo can also get rid of head Iice.
Using tea tree shampoo for your hair can actually serve multiple purposes.
Not only does it do a great job of cleansing all the styling products from your hair with stripping the moisture, you'll love the way your hair feels and there will be no worries about flakes.
- Tea tree shampoo is very effective in the treatment of dandruff.
- This shampoo can be used to get rid of the very irritating and itchy head lice.
- It is great for your hair and leaves it shiny and manageable without chemicals and without stripping the color (whether it's natural or added).
And with a world so full of chemicals it's nice to use products you know will be good for you and the environment.
Remember, if you have sensitive skin, even though it is natural, do a test on your arm (poor arm) first to make sure you don't have some sort of reaction to the product.
If you would rather you can also mix up your own tea tree shampoo, it's not too difficult, and you won't have to worry about what ingredients went into it.
Here's what you'll need.
- One 8 oz bottle of Castile Soap Shampoo - You can find this at your local health food store, Target, Walgreens or online.
- About 20 drops of 100% Tea Tree Oil - You can get the oil at most drug and health food stores
- 1 to 2 teaspoons of Jojoba Oil - Check your local health food store for this.
Unless your Soap bottle is filled really full, you can usually get all these ingredients in the bottle the shampoo came in.
Remember, a little goes a long way.
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