Tea tree oil, a pure natural plant essential oil distilled from Melaleuca Melaleuca leaves of Myrtaceae, originated in Australia. Colorless to yellowish liquid, with characteristic fragrance, has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, anthelmintic and acaricidal effects. No pollution, no corrosion and strong permeability.
Treat acne and acne. Its unique aromatic smell helps to refresh. At present, China and India are also producing tea tree oil, and the main domestic producing area is in Guangxi.
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Tea tree oil can be used in personal care products, hair care, body care, foot washing liquid, soap, antibacterial hand sanitizer, breath freshener and oral care products, health care products, first-aid lotion, bactericide, burn care, antifungal, mildew-proof, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, soothing and itching-relieving. Tea tree oil has entered the FDA procurement list of the US Food and Drug Administration.
The products of tea tree oil that have been used and have potential use value include: agricultural bactericide, sanitary disinfectant, preservative, air freshener, air conditioner bactericide, anti-acne (acne) cleaning cream, cream, water, bath cleaner, car cleaner, carpet deodorant, freshener, tableware cleaner, facial cleaner, body cleaner, foot cleaner, freshener, humectant, deodorant and shampoo.
As for the use of tea tree oil as food spice, the United States has long approved it. Its average depth of use is baked goods, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, cereal breakfast, cheese, chewing gum, candy, egg products, fish products, grease, frozen dairy products, fruit products, instant coffee, tea, meat products, dairy products, nut products, food and so on. 10 ppm, and the average maximum concentration is 30-50ppm.
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