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Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil for Skin, Scalp & Nails

30 mL · Organic Melaleuca alternifolia · Steam distilled in Australia

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Why You'll Love it?

Crisp, Clean, Herbaceous
Crisp, Clean, Herbaceous

A green, lightly woody aroma that reads fresh rather than sharp.

Skin, Scalp & Nails, Diluted
Skin, Scalp & Nails, Diluted

Blend into a carrier oil for facial, scalp and cuticle routines.

Diffusers & Freshening Sprays
Diffusers & Freshening Sprays

A few drops for a room, a counter spray or a fresher laundry load.

Batch Tested, LOT Traceable
Batch Tested, LOT Traceable

Each batch has its own GC-MS report you can look up by LOT number.
Description


HIQILI Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil

One ingredient. Nothing added.

This bottle holds a single botanical: USDA certified organic Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil, steam distilled in Australia. No carrier oil, no diluent, no synthetic aroma. Nothing is blended in to stretch the volume.

How to judge a tea tree oil

Two numbers tell you most of what you need.

Terpinen-4-ol

The compound the international standard is built around. ISO 4730 sets its window at 35–48%, and more of it generally means a fuller, rounder tea tree character.

1,8-Cineole

The compound behind the sharp, medicinal edge of cheap tea tree. ISO 4730 caps it at 15%. The lower it sits, the greener and more herbal the oil reads.

Tea tree is one of the few essential oils with an international standard written around its chemistry — ISO 4730:2017 sets a permitted window for every characteristic compound. That is what makes it checkable instead of just claimable.

Your bottle's own numbers live on its own report.

Every batch is distilled and tested separately, so the figures move from lot to lot. Rather than quote a number here that may not be yours, we publish each batch against its LOT number.

Enter the LOT number from your label to read the batch report

From an Australian leaf to this bottle.

Melaleuca alternifolia grows in the wet, low-lying country of northern New South Wales and southern Queensland. The leaves are harvested and steam distilled — no solvent, no pressing. What comes off is a colourless to pale yellow oil with a crisp, clean, herbaceous opening and a faintly woody tail.

Read the label on the bottle before you file it away. The LOT number printed there is the key to its paperwork, and it is the one detail that cannot be looked up from the product page.

Where it earns its place.

Tea tree is a working oil, not a decorative one. Five places it fits without asking much of you.

01 · Face, diluted

Blend into a carrier oil or a plain cleanser for a facial step aimed at oily, congested-feeling skin. Keep it to the low end of the dilution chart and start on a small patch.

02 · Scalp, before washing

Add a few drops to a carrier oil and massage into the scalp ten minutes before shampooing. The herbal note lingers through the wash and the scalp feels fresher afterwards.

03 · Nails and cuticles

A drop stirred into a cuticle oil keeps nails and the surrounding skin looking clean and cared for. Small area, low dilution, every other day.

04 · A freshening spray for the kitchen

A few drops in water with a splash of alcohol, for counters and the sink area. Use it as the finishing step in a cleaning routine — it freshens the surface and the room, nothing more.

05 · Laundry

Two or three drops on wool dryer balls, or on a cloth tossed in the drum, for towels and gym kit that need a lift.

Dilution

Dilute it before it touches skin.

Tea tree is classed as a skin sensitiser, so repeated undiluted contact can sensitise skin over time. Carrier oil first — jojoba, fractionated coconut or sweet almond. Patch test the inner forearm and wait 24 hours before going wider.

Face and sensitive skin 0.25% – 0.5%
Scalp oil 0.5% – 1%
Everyday body oil 1% – 2%

For drop counts at each percentage in a 10 mL, 30 mL or 60 mL bottle, use our dilution chart.

Before you open the bottle.

Skin Dilute first. Patch test 24 hours before wider use.
Eyes Keep well away. If it gets in, rinse with running water for 15 minutes and seek medical advice.
Mouth Do not swallow. Harmful if swallowed.
Children and pets Keep the bottle out of reach. Ask a qualified professional before use on children or around pets.
Drains Do not pour leftover oil down the sink — it is harmful to aquatic life.

GHS classification: skin sensitiser (H317), causes serious eye damage (H318), harmful if swallowed (H302), very toxic to aquatic life (H400, H410). Signal word: Warning.

The paperwork travels with the bottle.

Each batch is distilled and tested on its own, so the documents belong to the LOT number rather than to this page. Enter the LOT printed on your label and you get that batch's GC-MS, MSDS and certificate of analysis in one place.

Open HIQILI Essential Oil Reports

Ordering a case for a product line? Ask our team for the lot file behind your delivery before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs

Is this tea tree oil 100% pure?

Yes. The bottle holds a single botanical — Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil, steam distilled in Australia. No carrier oil, no diluent and no synthetic aroma is added. Each batch is tested separately, and the report for your LOT number is available in our quality reports.

How do I dilute tea tree oil for my face?

Dilute to 0.25%–0.5% in a carrier oil such as jojoba or fractionated coconut for the face and sensitive skin. Our dilution chart gives drop counts for 10 mL, 30 mL and 60 mL bottles. Patch test the inner forearm for 24 hours before going wider.

Can I add tea tree oil to shampoo or a cleanser?

Yes, at 0.5%–1% for scalp use. Mix it into a carrier oil or into a small amount of shampoo first rather than dropping it straight onto the scalp, and keep it out of the eyes.

Is tea tree oil safe around dogs or pets?

We do not recommend using this oil on or around pets. Tea tree is classified as a skin sensitiser and is harmful to aquatic life, and we have no pet-safety data for this batch. Keep the bottle closed and out of reach, and ask a vet before any use.

What is the difference between this and your regular tea tree oil?

This is the organic line: USDA certified organic Melaleuca alternifolia, steam distilled in Australia, with its own batch documentation. Our regular tea tree oil is the same species without the organic certification.

Where can I find the GC-MS report for my bottle?

Every batch is tested separately, so the documents belong to the LOT number rather than to this page. Enter the LOT printed on your label at HIQILI Essential Oil Reports and the GC-MS, MSDS and certificate of analysis for that batch are available there.

Why does the LOT number matter?

Because botanical composition shifts slightly from harvest to harvest. A lot number ties the oil in your bottle to the exact test that was run on it, instead of to a family average.