Dhahabu tea tree oil

several purposes including keeping skin, nails and hair healthy. In addition to its scientifically backed benefits, tea tree oil is inexpensive and safe when used as directed. It has germ- fighting properties making it a valued natural remedy for treating bacterial and fungal skin conditions, preventing infection and promoting healing.

Benefits for the skin include:

Insect repellent

Hand sanitizer

Antiseptic for wounds

Natural deodorant

Boost wound healing

Get rid of nail fungus

Treats athletes footUsage for skin and nails:

Tea tree oil is easy to use. Add tea tree oil to a carrier oil, such as coconut oil. That dilutes the oil and reduces the chances of a reaction. You can either use a cotton swab to apply it and allow it to dry or place a cotton ball soaked in the diluted tea tree oil on the affected area for a few minutes.

Usage for hair:

Add tea tree oil to a carrier oil. If a person has dry hair, carrier oils such as shea, coconut, or avocado oil may help moisturize the scalp. If a person's hair is oilier, lighter oils, such as grapeseed, or almond oil may be preferable. Mix 2 or 3 drops of the tea tree oil into a tablespoon of carrier oil.That dilutes the oil and reduces the chances of a reaction. For both dry scalp and dandruff, massage a few drops of the diluted solution into your scalp and leave for 15 minutes before rinsing. You can also add a few drops of the oil to your shampoo and conditioner