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Aura Cacia 100%Pure Essential Oil Tea Tree Description
- 100% Pure Essential Oil - Cleansing
Revered as an aroma that has purification power, tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia) is one of the most prominent essential oils used in cleansing applications. From counter sprays to toilet cleaners, tea tree essential oil is a must-have in the home. In aromatherapy, tea tree essential oil is employed for its physical nature, rather than its aesthetic qualities. However, many appreciate its underlying warm, nutmeg-like aroma.
Tea Tree oil is native to Australia with over 80% of the crop coming from Australia alone! Standard tea tree distillation methods leave biomass needing to be discarded or it takes up useful space on the farm. As a manufacturer of tea tree oil, we’ve worked with our supplier to find a solution. After purchasing them a machine, they’re able to incorporate leftover biomass from the tea tree oil distillation process into their soil as compost fertilizer. Less waste and better oils.
We believe the highest quality essential oils and skincare oils come from plants that are grown where they thrive. We source from over 40 countries to secure the best oils possible. Our source visits allow us to obtain firsthand knowledge of growing practices, harvest cycles, environment, and worker conditions to ensure Aura Cacia’s vision, values and expectations are being met.
Gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC/MS) testing is the primary way to ensure an essential oil is an unadulterated, true botanical. Every batch of Aura Cacia essential oils is GC/MS tested. This product is vegan and cruelty-free.
Aura Cacia® was founded over 40 years ago on pure essential oils and true aromatherapy benefits. We partner with suppliers to source high quality botanicals and rigorously test every batch to ensure purity. We then provide premium products with consumer safety at the forefront. And importantly, Aura Cacia is part of a member owned co-op that puts people and planet ahead of profits.
Directions
Wake Up:
4 drops tea tree, 6 drops peppermint in a lamp ring diffuser.
Foot Mist:
10 drops tea tree, 8 drops peppermint, 1 oz. water in a mister.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ingredients: Melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree) oil.
Warnings
If pregnant, suffering from any medical condition, or taking medication, consult a health care practitioner before use. Dilute properly - May irritate skin. Not for internal use.
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DIY Outdoor Furniture Fabric Refresher
Hooray! The time for outside play is here. The barbeque is fired up, you’ve layered on some SPF, turned up a killer playlist and now you’re finally ready for some fresh, al fresco relaxation. You go to lay on your cushioned lounge chair and… it’s a hot mess. We know, it’s been a while since you’ve given your patio furniture a wipe down.\
Chances are, your outdoor cushions have suffered from some major wear and tear. Whether they accumulated more dirt than you’re comfortable with or acquired a funky stench, this DIY freshening powder, made from lemon and tea tree essential oils, is sure to clean things up.
Ingredients
1/2 cup baking soda
36 drops lemon essential oil
36 drops tea tree essential oil
4-oz. amber glass wide-mouth jar
Directions
- In mixing bowl, add baking soda.
2. Drop in essential oils and mix until damp powder forms. Transfer to jar.
3. To use, sprinkle powder on fabrics or cushions and let sit for 10 minutes, then vacuum.
Quick Tip: Test in an inconspicuous area before general use.
