Tea tree oil is very effective in the treatment of moderate acne. A random study was to demonstrate to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Department of Dermatology on 124 people. This trail was the efficacy and tolerance of 5% tea tree oil and 5% benzoyl peroxide. The results showed that there was a significant reduction in the use of tea tree oil, albeit with a slower onset action.Unadulterated tea tree oil should not be applied to acne lesions as causes burning, itching, dryness, redness, irritation and even blisters. Concentration, it is recommended that 5% tea tree oil gel, which can be used in the area.
Up to 5% tea tree oil Mix 5 parts of tea tree oil to 95 parts water (5cc 100% tea tree oil 95cc of water).

If you suffer from acne, you should try tea tree oil. You can add a few drops on your face wash to help.
For pimples, apply with cotton ball, but bad in a few days. Not around, or in your eyes.For arthritis and painful muscles, massage can tea tree oil directly to the area that is painful. Three or four drops of oil to do trick.While tea tree oil is safe, if not used internally. Data on oral use of tea tree oil is very low, and reports on the effects of oral intake