TEEBAUM ÖL AMAX MA-100, 10ml

Instructions for use for BADER's tea tree oil MA.100

The Secret of Australia's Aborigines

The tea tree, scientifically known as Melaleuca alternifolia, is often referred to as the "miracle plant."The Australian natives, the Aborigines, have been using the special care and protective properties of this unique myrtle plant for centuries.

The discovery of the tea tree

During his circumnavigation, James Cook discovered strong trees on the Australian east coast whose leaves, when prepared as tea, produced a spicy, aromatic and digestible drink.This is where the name tea tree comes from.Joseph Banks, the botanist of the Cook expedition, brought the leaves of the tea tree to England.It was not until 1923 that a study by Dr.Penfold demonstrated the special properties of essential tea tree oil.Further research and publications followed, in which tea tree oil was sometimes referred to as a universal oil.

Residue-free quality

BADER's tea tree oil MA.100 is not a mixture of different tea tree oils.All plants come from a selected plantation.Only fresh leaves and branch tips of the Australian tea tree Melaleuca alternifolia are used for production.This type of myrtle has the excellent care and protective properties that have been repeatedly confirmed in the literature.Every batch of BADER's tea tree oil MA.100 is subject to strict controls in the country of origin and a comprehensive incoming goods inspection in Germany, including gas chromatography.Each batch is checked for identity and purity.The further processing process also takes place under constant pharmaceutical control.

Even better through double distillation (DD-process)

BADER's tea tree oil MA.100 is obtained using steam distillation in stainless steel equipment.The distillation must be carried out extremely gently, neither too long nor too short, in order to preserve the valuable ingredients.In addition to this gentle method, each batch is also subjected to the DD-process, a vacuum distillation.This eliminates any impurities and achieves above-average purity.

MA.100 - the top oil of incomparable quality

The special DD-process achieves an exceptional oil quality, which not only enables particularly good application results, but also ensures very good skin tolerance.This will, among other things,achieved by significantly reducing acid and peroxide levels.An important aspect for everyone who suffers from skin allergies and intolerances.Tests showed that BADER's tea tree oil MA.100 achieves particularly good results in terms of compatibility with the mucous membranes of the eyes.

The high BADERs quality standard

The quality conditions of the Standard Association of Australia specify a terpinen-4-ol content of at least 30% and a cineole content of a maximum of 15% for tea tree oil.These requirements are not only met by BADER's tea tree oil MA.100, but exceeded with values of an average of 39% (terpinen-4-ol).The BADERs tea tree oil DD-100, obtained using the MA.process, guarantees an even lower cineole value of a maximum of just 3%.

The high quality protection

Essential oils are sensitive to light and heat.An originally high-quality tea tree oil can quickly lose quality if packaged and stored incorrectly.BADER's tea tree oil MA.100 is therefore only available in brown light protection bottles and also in opaque folding boxes, in which the oil is best stored.

Universal for care and protection

The versatile uses of BADER's tea tree oil MA.100 make this natural remedy a helper that no household should be without.Here are some examples of the use of this valuable essential oil:

For sensitive, impure or irritated skin

Brush or rub tea tree oil into the affected areas.Use sparingly and repeat several times daily.

For scalp care for itching and dandruff

Add 5-10 drops of tea tree oil to your shampoo or massage directly into your scalp.

For foot odor and foot sweat

Apply tea tree oil with a light massage or add 10-20 drops of tea tree oil to a foot bath (approx. 3 liters of warm water).Tea tree oil is also the ideal foot care protection when visiting swimming pools and saunas.

As an additive in creams, lotions, shower and bath gels

Add 3-10 drops of tea tree oil.

For an invigorating massage

Apply a few drops to the affected areas and massage in.Also ideal in combination with jojoba oil.

For gum care and prevention of bad breath

Mix 5-10 drops of tea tree oil with water and drizzle directly on the relevant areas or rinse well.

Relaxing, soothing

As a fragrance oil, as an additive for the bath (mix with jojoba oil or lotion as an emulsifier) and as a sauna infusion.

As a quick helper when traveling

It's best to keep it handy in your toiletry bag or handbag.For example, also for repelling insects and cleaning toilet seats.

No prescription is required for this product.

Use only externally and diluted.Do not bring into eyes.Protect from children.Store as protected from light and heat as possible.Tea tree oil is highly flammable.If there are signs of intolerance (e.g. skin redness), use a lower dose or stop using it.To avoid possible risks for people who are sensitive to allergies, please do the “arm bend test”.Drizzle 1-2 drops of BADER's Tea Tree Oil MA-100 into the crook of your arm.If you have an allergic reaction, avoid using BADER's tea tree oil MA-100.