Tea Tree oil 68647-73-4

"Tea tree oil" is a commercial name, in botany is known as alternifolia alternifolia oil, because it is mainly from myrtle family, a few plants of the genus alternifolia, the most important one called the alternifolia (Melaleuca alternifolia), the secondary plant has the clade alternifolia, white oil tree, green and white thousand layer. The main components of alternaria alba are mencius -1- alcohol -4-1, 8- eucalyptus oil.

It is a light yellowish-green or almost water-white fluid with a warm, spicy, aromatic terpenoid flavor, similar to nutmeg, nutmeg and sweet prune, but with more prominent terpene and terpinol aromas. The flavor of the oil is warm and aromatic, with some burnt and spicy notes, but fresh and light camphor, slightly bitter.

Because the mutual leaf white thousand layers of oil has the above fragrance and flavor, in the daily use of incense industry, it can be used for men's spicy cologne, aftershave water. It is well mixed with mixed embalming herb oil, lavender oil, isobornyl acetate, clove oil, rosemary oil, rubber moss products, canan oil, amyl salicylate, coumarin, geraniol and nerol, etc., so it is convenient to use in fragrance adjustment, and also used in adulterating nutmeg oil and sweet oregano oil.

Tea tree oil is a natural disinfectant, which is of great help in treating many diseases and traumas. Such as cuts, scrapes, insect bites, acne, burns, vaginal infections, ringworm, etc. It is also used to control bacteria and mold in air-conditioning systems. Australian tea tree oil is widely used in cosmetics, toiletries and veterinary supplies. The concentration of tea tree oil is about 15% for consumers to use as disinfectant directly.

Generally speaking, for 100% tea tree oil, the proportion of skin irritation allergy in the subjects is below 3.4%. For tea tree oil with concentration less than 25%, almost no one is allergic. The main ingredients causing allergy are isopropyl toluene and 1, 4-peroxy ascaridole. Tea tree oil stored for too long and improperly will cause the oxidation of oil, quality decline, produce allergic to isopropyl toluene and 1, 4-peroxide on monylene. Now Australian authorities are actively working to get the FDA and other European authorities to accept tea tree oil as a safe disinfectant.