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cleansing tea tree oil

tea ceremony | January 16th, 2025


So, I’ve been trying out this whole tea tree oil thing lately, and I gotta say, it’s been quite the ride. It all started a few weeks back when I was looking for some natural ways to deal with, well, life. You know, oily skin, occasional breakouts, and just generally wanting to feel a bit more refreshed and clean without all those harsh chemicals.

First thing I did was grab a bottle of tea tree oil face wash. Figured it was a good place to start, right? The first time I used it, I mixed a little with water, and honestly, it felt pretty good. My face felt cleaner, and I didn’t get that tight, dry feeling you sometimes get with regular face washes. I started using it every night, after I washed my face with a mild cleanser. Just a simple routine: wash, apply my usual serum, and then moisturize. My skin’s been looking clearer, less oily, and those annoying zits? They pop up way less often now.

Then I got a bit more adventurous. I heard that tea tree oil could be used for cleaning, like, around the house. So, I mixed up a little concoction—tea tree oil, water, and a splash of vinegar. I sprayed it on the kitchen counters, the bathroom tiles, and even the doorknobs. And let me tell you, the place smelled amazing. Not that fake, overpowering scent, but a real, fresh, clean smell. Plus, it felt good knowing I wasn’t using those harsh chemical cleaners.

But that’s not all. My scalp’s been kinda dry lately, so I thought, why not give it a go there too? I mixed a few drops of tea tree oil with some olive oil, massaged it into my scalp, and left it in for about 15 minutes before shampooing. I’ve only done this a few times, but I think it’s helping. My scalp feels a bit more moisturized, and it’s definitely less itchy. It’s all about those small wins, right?

cleansing tea tree oil

Here’s a quick rundown of what I did:

  • Used tea tree oil face wash nightly for clearer skin.
  • Made an all-purpose cleaner with tea tree oil, water, and vinegar.
  • Treated my dry scalp with a tea tree oil and olive oil mixture.

All in all, it’s been a pretty positive experience. It’s cool finding natural ways to take care of yourself and your home. I’m definitely gonna keep experimenting with this tea tree oil stuff. Who knows what else it can do?

Anyway, that’s my little tea tree oil journey so far. It’s been fun, and I’m feeling pretty good about the whole thing.

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