Thursday Plantation Tea Tree Oil 100% Pure Review

This is definitely a good product to have in first aid kit BUT i bought it from reading some reviews on how great it is on pimples. I have been using this product for about 4 or 5 weeks but found it has not helped clear up my pimples any faster. Infact i have seen no change what so ever. I also bought the thursday plantation tea tree blemish gel & i cant understand why neither of these products have had any effect on my skin at all. Have i not given it long enough? Any tips would be appreciated

I find this product works really well for cuts, scratches etc but i couldn't stand putting it on my pimples. First of all i couldn't stand the smell being on my face, it was way to strong and would give me headaches. Secondly, it would sting my face and that really hurt. So in my opinion, it works well for somethings and not so well for others.

I bought this to use on acne and minor skin infections. I found it dried my skin out and didn’t help with acne nor skin infections for me. I stopped using it because of this and also it smells so strong. It did work on headline treatment for my children however hence the 3 star rating. Cost effective and lasts ages.

I'd read many good reviews on how effective this was for other people. But no, not for me. First of all, it's quite expensive for what it is, I purchased the smallest bottle and at $9.90 I thought I should bet a wee bit more. The dropper system is it all it's cracked up to be, when I only need one or two drops I ended up getting 5 or 6 as you have to hold the bottle upside down and shake it to get the product out. I followed instructions from other reviewers and also from other websites as well as beauty gurus on YouTube. I did find when I put the tea tree oil straight onto my spots they dried up, but did not find it made a difference when I put it in my bath or in the sink when I was my face. The smell is quite strong especially when you put them directly into spots, but the smell is a small pay off for drying up spots. Just be weary that it does burn your eyes if you out too much on or put too much in your sink water.

I wasn't sure what to use this on besides the obvious nit repellant. I kept waiting during the trial for something to rear its ugly head. Finally my daughter got heat rash on her thighs and hands. We added to a carrier oil and rubbed it in. It helped straight away stop the redness, itching and burning on legs. On the hands it didn't help so we had to try lavender oil. I use a few drops in shampoo as a preventative for nits. I also out a drop on a sore on finger. Besides that I struggled and think as a family lavender is our go to oil as it seems to suit what ever we ail or need. It is a great size bottle and will be a bonus to our medicine cabinet and I will try to remember to use as circumstances crop up