Melaleuca Alternifolia Tea Tree Leaf Water For Clear Balanced Skin 85085-48-9

Origins:

The Australian Tea Tree, Melaleuca alternifolia, is a species from the Myrtaceae family, characterized by its evergreen shrub-like growth, reaching up to 15 meters in height. Its twisted trunk, greyish-white bark, and lanceolate leaves make it easily distinguishable. Blooming between March and April, it produces cylindrical flower spikes. It is crucial not to confuse this tree with the Camellia thea plant used for tea consumption.

Features:

BAREVEG Tea Tree Flora Water boasts a strong medicinal aroma, blending woody and musky notes. It is uniquely beneficial for oily and acne-prone skin, thanks to its content of Tea Tree Oil and various water-soluble components from the Melaleuca plant, such as tannins and saponins. This floral water is a natural antiseptic and anti-inflammatory, effectively treating acne, reducing inflammation, and regulating sebum production. Long-term use assists in balancing the pH of oily and combination skin, thereby controlling oil secretion. It is effective in fading acne scars, minimizing pores, balancing sebum, inhibiting acne growth, and eliminating closed comedones.

Cosmetic Applications:

• Facial Cleansers: Tea tree floral water is incorporated into cleansers to purify the skin and mitigate acne and blackhead issues.
• Toning Waters: Often added to toners for pore-tightening, oil control, and reducing skin inflammation.
• Facial Sprays: Provides lasting hydration and soothing effects, ideal for daily moisturization.
• Essential Oil Blends: An ingredient in oil mixtures to enhance skin conditions and offer skin relief.
• Face Masks: Helps in deep cleansing, reducing acne, and providing a soothing effect.
• Sunscreen: Its anti-inflammatory properties are utilized in sunscreens to minimize sun-induced inflammation.
• Bathing Products: Found in gels, foams, and salts for body cleansing and relaxation.
• Foot Care Products: Commonly added to foot care to alleviate foot fatigue and improve foot odor.