Fiora Naturals Tea Tree Essential Oil - 100% Pure Organic Tea Tree Oil, for Face, Hair, Skin, Acne, Scalp, Foot and Toenails. Pure Melaleuca Alternifolia, 1 oz /30ml

I recently tried Fiora's Tea Tree Essential Oil, and it has genuinely transformed my skincare routine. This product is a powerful and natural solution for addressing acne and blemishes, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the results. The oil has a pleasant, refreshing scent and a lightweight consistency that makes it easy to incorporate into my daily regimen. I appreciate its potency; just a few drops applied to problem areas are enough to help reduce inflammation and promote healing. Within just a few days of use, I noticed a significant improvement in my skin's clarity and texture. The quality of this tea tree oil is commendable; it feels pure and effective without any harsh additives. The packaging is also thoughtfully designed, allowing for precise dispensing to avoid waste. Delivery was prompt, and it arrived in perfect condition, reflecting the brand's commitment to excellence. I highly recommend Fiora Tea Tree Essential Oil to anyone seeking an effective, natural remedy for acne and skin imperfections.

what can i say... the scent is so mild it might as well not be there... and yes, it doesn't smell like tea tree oil at all... sorry, not sorry!

Great product! Helps with acne breakout, great to mix a drop or two with the moisturizer.

Its one of my favorite go-to essential oils. I use it in my diffuser, on scaley patches on my skin, and a few drops in lotion to smooth elbows, heels, etc.

Absolutely necessary to file down the toenails to nail beds. Read enough about it and podiatrists sometimes have to take the entire nail off. Filing down is as close as it gets to taking the nail off and it turned my nailbeds pink with small spots of fungus left. Nailbeds are supposed to be pink and smooth. The tea tree oil smells like an exterminator came out to bug spray my apartment! Though I have found that the smell eventually dissappears. Thank God.The dropper is great, using 2 drops of it on each toe making sure it covers the entire nail. I do this once in the morning and once at night. Using the virgin coconut oil as suggested to use with the tea tree oil, keeps the toenails and surrounding areas smooth. After filing down and seeing so much pink and that my toes were almost as smooth as they once were, I was so surprised. I only just got these items yesterday. Today is my third application and filing. The way they looked before, so misshapen and yellow, with a spot of brown on my big toes, brittle as all hell and impossible to clip, I thought I had a really bad case. UPDATE 3/14/2026: I started all of this with a file that is normally used for callouses. That really took a lot of the misshapen toe nails and fungus away and my toenails looked almost pink to me. After I did a lot of reading about toenail fungus, if any part of the nail is white then that, too, is fungus. With the callous file, I filed as close to the nailbed as I could possibly get in the first 4 days. When it started looking red, I was worried it might be bleeding underneath. Not so. That means it's becoming pink, as it should be. After doing this 2 times a day (morning and night) and after those first 4 days, I bought a really good glass nail file that has one very smooth side, which is the side that I use,. This is doing the trick now. I only use the coconut oil (virgin oil) on the surrounding area of the nail instead of directly on the nail because I want the maximum effect. I can tell you that doing this routinely really works for me. Soon there will not be any left. I've decided to make this part of my daily routine for self-care and once gone, apply it only once at night. I do not ever want this coming back. The ONLY drawback is the stench. Again, it is EXACTLY like the exterminator came and bug sprayed the entirety of my apartment !!! Even my cat runs to the closet as soon as she smells it !!! I bought some Jasmine Insence to squelch the odor. I have to make myself focus on that so I don't have the odor affecting my sinuses. It is critical to use the file(s). If I didn't, I knew this would not go away, and I didn't want to go the podiatrist and have him remove the entire nail. Doing it this way spared me that. You can tell if the fungus is still there if the nail is not smooth all the way across and still slightly white and/or yellow or brown in any area. Even though no one ever noticed it, I knew when not being able to trim a couple of them (so brittle and white-ish and yellowed). Now when I look down, I don't see anything at all. It is only when I file that I can see some of it is still there and mostly white. When filing, I always make sure the nail is as smooth as I can get it. Otherwise, I'm pretty sure it will come back. HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE WHO IS STRUGGLING WITH THIS ISSUE.