To begin with, you don't have to buy commercial tea tree oil for hair shampoo when you can mix up your own really easily.
Mixing about ten drops of oil for every eight ounces of your regular shampoo will make your very own unique tea tree oil shampoo.
Many babies develop the common cradle cap.
Although the little ones don't have much hair.
Tea tree oil is easily mixed with mild carrier oil such as almond oil, olive oil or even baby oil.
Mix one part of tea tree oil with ten parts of the carrier oil.
Gently massaging the mixture into the baby's scalp and shampooing it off after a few minutes will take care of your baby's dry flaky scalp.
Tea tree oil is a great natural moisturizer treatment for the hair and scalp.
Mixing a few drops of oil with almond oil or other light carrier oil, and massaging into your scalp will unblock the sebaceous oil producing glands.
Eliminating bacteria, yeast and fungal problems from the scalp such as dandruff and eliminating built up oil and dirt.
Antifungal properties tea tree will kill these nasty growths, eliminating the dandruff problems.
The opened, unblocked glands will naturally produce oils that keep the scalp and hair moisturized.
A horrible thing for a child to acquire is head lice.
The lousy lice latch on a host feeding off of their host's blood with their excrement's causing terrible itching.
Instead of buying a commercial chemical shampoo treatment, you can easily add 10 drops of tea tree oil to the regular amount of shampoo you use for a washing.
Coat the scalp and hair very well with the mixture leaving it on for up to 10 minutes, the longer the better, and wash as usual.
Rinse hair and comb with a fine-toothed comb dipped in warm water and vinegar.
Rinse the comb after each stroke.
This tea tree oil for hair treatment on head lice will need to be repeated every six or seven days for several weeks to make sure to the removal of all the eggs and nits.
I'll leave you with one last quick and easy tip for those fly-away strands.
Start with first using a few drops of the oil and rubbing it between your palms.
Then apply it to the unruly strands that need it.
A fast way to tame the frizz is by using slightly more of the oil.
Work the oil into the hair starting from at the tips slowly working back up towards the roots.
This does wonders on straight as well as curly hair leaving you with a nice leave-in moisturizing treatment as well.
Mixing about ten drops of oil for every eight ounces of your regular shampoo will make your very own unique tea tree oil shampoo.
Many babies develop the common cradle cap.
Although the little ones don't have much hair.
Tea tree oil is easily mixed with mild carrier oil such as almond oil, olive oil or even baby oil.
Mix one part of tea tree oil with ten parts of the carrier oil.
Gently massaging the mixture into the baby's scalp and shampooing it off after a few minutes will take care of your baby's dry flaky scalp.
Tea tree oil is a great natural moisturizer treatment for the hair and scalp.
Mixing a few drops of oil with almond oil or other light carrier oil, and massaging into your scalp will unblock the sebaceous oil producing glands.
Eliminating bacteria, yeast and fungal problems from the scalp such as dandruff and eliminating built up oil and dirt.
Antifungal properties tea tree will kill these nasty growths, eliminating the dandruff problems.
The opened, unblocked glands will naturally produce oils that keep the scalp and hair moisturized.
A horrible thing for a child to acquire is head lice.
The lousy lice latch on a host feeding off of their host's blood with their excrement's causing terrible itching.
Instead of buying a commercial chemical shampoo treatment, you can easily add 10 drops of tea tree oil to the regular amount of shampoo you use for a washing.
Coat the scalp and hair very well with the mixture leaving it on for up to 10 minutes, the longer the better, and wash as usual.
Rinse hair and comb with a fine-toothed comb dipped in warm water and vinegar.
Rinse the comb after each stroke.
This tea tree oil for hair treatment on head lice will need to be repeated every six or seven days for several weeks to make sure to the removal of all the eggs and nits.
I'll leave you with one last quick and easy tip for those fly-away strands.
Start with first using a few drops of the oil and rubbing it between your palms.
Then apply it to the unruly strands that need it.
A fast way to tame the frizz is by using slightly more of the oil.
Work the oil into the hair starting from at the tips slowly working back up towards the roots.
This does wonders on straight as well as curly hair leaving you with a nice leave-in moisturizing treatment as well.