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Naturalis High Grade Australian Tea-Tree Essential Oil (Melaleuca Alternifolia) Benefits Healing Bacterial infections, cold sores, congestion and respiratory tract infections, fungal infections, halitosis (bad breath), Itchy insect bites, sores and sunburns, Boils from staph infections. How to Use · Apply 15%, dilute tea tree oil directly to pimples. · Mix tea tree oil with Aloe-Vera gel or honey to promote skin healing. · A few drops of tea tree oil to face masks to kill bacteria and dry out pimples. · A few drops of tea tree oil can be added to daily moisturizer and cleanser to help combat stubborn pimples. · Add a couple of drops of tea tree oil to bath to help clear acne on your chest, back and other parts of your body. Essential Oil Safety Information Consult doctor in case of allergic conditions (Skin patch test before using for the first time) & pregnancy, keep away from children, do not swallow. Do not use Essential Oils undiluted on your skin. Please keep essential oils out of the way of fire hazards General Essential Oil Dilution Practices we found helpful 1% Dilution in Carrier Oil (i.e. Jojoba, Grape Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Almond) – – For children two through six years old and individuals who need to take a more gentle path, such as those who are working to heal from serious health concerns or may have compromised immune function. 1.5% Dilution in Carrier Oil (i.e. Jojoba, Grape Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Almond) – For children ages six through fifteen years old. 2.5% Dilution in Carrier Oil (i.e. Jojoba, Grape Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Almond) – This is typically the dilution recommended for most adults.