Thursday Plantation 100% Pure Australian Tea Tree Oil – 1.7 fl oz (50ml) – Natural Essential Oil – Cleanses and Purifies Skin – Made in Australia

This is great stuff - I useit for cleaning floors and other parts of the house that need a little bit of antiseptic, and it has a lovely smell. You only need a few drops in the water and your house will smell clean and lovely.

Wonderful stuff. Mix entire contents into a 32 ounce spray bottle then fill with water. Spray on black mold and let set for 30 minutes, then wipe off and spray lightly and don't wipe off and no more black mold for a long time if at all. You need to shake before spraying as this is an oil and floats on top of the water. Some people thing it has a nasty smell but I like it. Cheaper versions of this product don't work. Also a good idea to first spray black mold with undiluted clorox and clean off before using the Tea Tree Oil. Excellent for minor abrasions and cuts as it is an antiseptic oil and it coats the wound and helps with the clotting of any bleeding. Not intended for serious cuts or abrasions!

I love Teatree oil. It’s great for slivers and any kind of minor cuts. Awesome healing properties

This really works! the previous bottle I had from the same co. lasted for years and still worked well, so i'm sticking with Tuesday's Plantation, although it's over priced (that's y the 4 stars) coming from Australia.

I use it for my toe fungus. It takes months to actually see any progress but I am seeing it! I apply it after I shower and use to brush to work it into all areas of the nail(s), including shoving it underneath the nail as much as possible. One other technique I do is to "dig" out the dead stuff under the nail while showering so as to allow the brush to get under the nail. This is not as expensive as the prescription stuff and it's all natural, which makes me happy. Bottom line: be patient for the results. I have moderate fungus and have been using this for about 10 months and I'm just seeing positive results in past two months.

I've been using this brand of Tea Tree Oil since the early-'80s -- and for good reason. It's 100% pure - it's in an amber bottle (tea tree oil is light sensitive - light ruins its medicinal properties) and it's just great for all kinds of uses. For me, I get a slight infection when food gets stuck between my tooth and gums - and I can't always get it out immediately if I don't have a dental pick handy. So, I put this on it … and, similar to Oregano Oil for that use - it helps ease the pain. I also use it on open wounds and other things … UPDATED May 31, 2021 … In some reviews, folks have expressed skepticism about the active ingredients in TTO … specifically the values for the Terpinen-4-ol. Well, after reading those reviews and making my own purchase a couple of days ago, I wrote to Thursday Plantation and asked questions about that issue. Here is the important portion of their reply that just arrived in my E-mail box a few minutes ago: "Our Tea Tree Oil exceeds Australian and International minimum standards for Terpinen-4-ol and contains lower levels of para-cymene and 1,8 cineole to help minimise the risk of potential skin sensitisation. Every Thursday Plantation product is subject to rigorous quality assurance and manufacturing standards, resulting in high quality, pharmaceutical grade oils. Please find below release limits for our Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil. Terpinen-4-ol - 36 to 48% 1,8-cineole - NMT 4.0% p-cymene - NMT 4.0%"

I have acne prone skin and I have adult acne which mostly occurs on my cheeks and sometimes along my jaw and chin. I had a long skin care routine and would apply different products to my skin which supposedly would help with acne, scars, and whatnot. I've used organic coconut oil, then replaced that with 100% jojoba oil as a moisturizer and was using 99% aloe vera and a topical cream for acne. I rarely get acne on my forehead, but I woke up one morning and saw a bunch of little red bumps all over my face! I went to see my dermatologist who said I got some type of dermatitis (I forgot what he called it) because I was using too much products on my face, so he prescribed a cream for me. I never used the cream he prescribed because my pharmacy didn't have it in stock and said it would be ready in about 3 days. So my sister told me to try this tea tree oil which is an antiseptic in place of the cream my doctor prescribed. I add a few drops into my face wash and it gives a minty feel after I rinse. It helped greatly in clearing up the little red bumps that appeared. (I also have just been using Cetaphil oil control moisturizer SPF 30 after I wash my face (night and day) and a spot treatment for acne at night.)

This is the best tea tree I can find. I used to purchase this cheaper at GNC. When I moved, I no longer have an available store around me. Wish I could find it cheaper. I was buying for $8.99 a bottle!

The scent is similar to the original product. The bottle in the box was placed upside down, which I don't understand. The application dropper was missing from the box.