«The product receives overwhelmingly positive reviews for its effectiveness and excellent value for money. Many users appreciate it as an effective treatment for skin blemishes and a natural solution for various ailments. However, some customers would like more detailed information about the ingredients.»
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Good morning.
Today I purchased Tea Tree Oil. I noticed that the packaging has changed, as have the various chemical contents. Not being an expert on the subject, I would like to know the difference between p-Menth-1-en-4-ol (old packaging) and alpha-Terpinen (new packaging). In addition, it says "From Australia." Is the Migros product made from the tea plant typical of the Tasmanian coast or from tea plants grown elsewhere (especially Africa)? It would be interesting to have the percentage of terpinene and cineole (eucalyptol) written on the packaging. These are very important for the correct use of the product. The percentage of terpinene must be at least 35% and that of cineole less than 5-8%. I don't understand why this information is not written on the packaging as it is for other products.
Kind regards
Hello SilvanoB, thank you for your interest. The marketing of chemicals such as tea tree oil is regulated by the European REACH regulation. This regulation protects the environment and people and stipulates that labeling must first and foremost ensure the safe handling of the product. The packaging therefore contains information on potential risks, such as fire risk, environmental risk, or risk of contact, ingestion, or inhalation.
Tea tree oil is legally classified as a chemical product and not as a cosmetic or pharmaceutical product. Therefore, it is not permitted to include information on the packaging about pharmaceutical benefits or cosmetic properties. The cineol content of our product is approximately 2.5%, while the total terpinene content is between 35-45%. We hope this information is helpful. Best regards, Your M-Infoline team
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Hello, I don't quite understand how to use the product. Can I drink the drops diluted in water? Thank you for your help. Sincerely
Hello MoschellaBruna, the use of tea tree oil is not exactly defined, and there are many possible uses. Here are a few examples: in the case of pimples, inflammatory skin problems and impurities, such as acne, tea tree oil is intended to alleviate symptoms and combat their causes. Tea tree oil can also be used for itchy scalps, fungal infections such as nail fungus, and as a natural deodorant. Dilute tea tree oil in water and apply to the desired area. The product is not intended for drinking, but for external use only. It may cause allergic skin reactions and may be fatal if ingested or if it enters the respiratory tract. your M-Infoline team
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