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What is Tea Tree oil? Tea Tree oil is originally an Australian product made from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia. The distillation process, a very natural production method subject to strict quality controls, results in a product purity level of 100%. Dozens of kilos of Tea Tree leaves are needed to obtain just a few drops of this essential oil.

The scent of the essential oil is similar to camphor and eucalyptus but a bit more spicy and woody once the first, most volatile scent molecules have evaporated. And since it is a pure and natural product, the colour of the pure oil can vary from colourless to light yellow. Tea Tree oil has extraordinarily beneficial effects. The oil does not irritate the skin and, unlike chemical agents, it is not poisonous, since it is a natural product. Tea Tree oil does not damage healthy tissues, and it stimulates normal cell growth and cell renewal. Tea Tree oil is a skin care oil made using natural processes. This oil is very versatile and safe for use on most skin types.

The use of pure Tea Tree oil for various disorders Arthritis (inflammation of the joints) Mix three to five drops of Tea Tree oil with one teaspoon of Courtin body milk and massage into the joints. Burn wounds Rinse immediately with cold water or use an ice pack. Apply pure or diluted Tea Tree oil to the wound. Cradle cap (baby)/increased excretion of sebum with crust formation on the scalp. Mix 5 drops of Tea Tree oil with a base oil, and rub into the scalp. Allow to penetrate the skin for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, wash the hair and scalp. Avoid contact with the eyes. Facial cleanser/acne Use Courtin cleansing milk and Courtin lotion or Courtin hand and face wash. Acne: Wash the face with Courtin hand and face wash, and use a cotton swab soaked with pure Tea Tree oil to dab oil onto the blemishes. Use Courtin spot corrector, if desired. Leeches/ticks First, remove the insect from the skin. Then place several drops of Tea Tree oil on the bite.

Hair/lice If there is a risk of head lice/nits: Wash the hair several times per week with Courtin shampoo. Avoid contact with the eyes. As an extra treatment, apply 2 to 3 drops of Tea Tree oil 1x per week along the hairline. Fever blister Dab pure Tea Tree oil onto the affected area at least 3x per day, and also apply lip balm to soothe the area. Once the fever blister has disappeared, do not continue to use this lip balm, since it will increase the risk of reinfection. Skin rash Rub Tea Tree oil onto the rash, and then apply Courtin body milk. Insect stings/bites Dab or drop pure Tea Tree oil onto the sting/bite. Scars To prevent the formation of prominent scar tissue, apply compresses containing pure or diluted Tea Tree oil or rub the oil into the skin. The oil supports the calming of the nerves and stimulates the healing process. Itchy scalp Wash the hair with Courtin shampoo; repeat once per week. Avoid contact with the eyes! Carbuncles (Local skin infections with boils.) Dab Tea Tree oil onto the carbuncle 2x per day using a cotton swab. Massage Add 1-2% Tea Tree oil to Courtin body milk or 24-hour Cream. The Courtin body milk produces a warming effect and has a positive influence on all kinds of skin problems.

Nail infection Apply Tea Tree oil to the nails 2x per day and allow to soak into the nail (e.g. for incorrect use of artificial nails). Can be used on both hands and feet. Nail infections Place the feet/hands in a warm water bath containing ± 10 ml of Courtin foot bath and add 1 to 2 drops of pure Tea Tree oil to the bath. After bathing, dry the feet/hands and massage with hand & foot cream. Retreat the infected areas with pure Tea Tree oil. Abrasions Apply Tea Tree oil drop-wise to the wound. Scabies/itching Use pure Tea Tree oil. If necessary, dilute with a base oil. Muscle pain Rub Tea Tree oil onto the muscles before and after heavy exertion. Use 20% Tea Tree oil in 80% Courtin body milk. Add 2-5 drops to a hot bath and allow to soak into muscles. Nasal sores Apply Tea Tree oil using a cotton swab. Dilute, if desired. In the salon, use Tree oil on the felt ring or in the special accessory in the steam machine, in compresses and poultices, in masks and in baths. Boils Apply pure Tea Tree oil to the skin using a cotton swab 3x per day.

Colds Prevention: Add 2-3 drops of Tea Tree oil to the bath or use as a massage oil. Sprains Rub pure Tea Tree oil directly on the sprain to ease the pain. Congestion/cough Rub Tea Tree oil, pure or mixed with a base oil, onto the chest and back. Sprinkle some Tea Tree oil onto the pillow before sleeping. Stuffy nose Rub several drops of Tea Tree oil, pure or diluted with jojoba oil, around the nostrils. (Be careful to avoid the eyes.) Sunburn Tea Tree oil helps prevent the formation of blisters. Add a few drops of Tea Tree oil to Courtin body milk, and rub into the skin after sunbathing. Or place 5 drops of pure Tea Tree oil onto a shower sponge and use it to wash the body.

Courtin Skin Care products for home use 100% pure Tea Tree oil 100% pure Tea Tree oil is made using natural processes and without additives. It has a very wide range of uses. The nourishing Tea Tree oil is known for its purifying effect on the skin. Cleansing milk Apply Courtin cleansing milk to the face and throat, and emulsify the contaminants by lightly massaging using a circular motion. Using tissues, mask sponges or compresses, remove the Courtin cleansing milk. Apply Courtin lotion as the final cleansing step. Lotion Removes any cleansing milk residue and other impurities. Softens the skin and regulates excessive sebum production. Hand and face wash A cleansing gel with deep-cleaning action. Removes impurities and regulates oil excretion. Makes the skin soft and supple. Apply a generous amount of gel with a small amount of water and distribute evenly. Rinse off with excess running water or with warm compresses. Refresh with Courtin lotion, if desired. Enzymatic peeling This enzymatic peeling removes dead skin cells and surface impurities. Also ideal for skin with disrupted sebaceous gland function. The skin once again feels soft and supple. Apply the peeling to thoroughly cleaned skin, and massage in using a circular motion. Allow the peeling to rest on the skin for 10 minutes. Rinse off with lukewarm water.

Mask After cleansing, dry the skin. Dab Courtin pure Tea Tree oil onto any blemishes. Then generously apply the mask, allow to absorb into the skin for 10 minutes and then remove with lukewarm water. Restore the ph of the skin using Courtin lotion, and apply the 24-hour fluid or the 24-hour cream. 24-hour fluid / 24-hour cream After cleansing with Courtin cleansing milk and lotion, apply to the skin and massage in morning and evening. The cream is suitable for dry to normal sensitive skin. The fluid has a thinner texture than the cream and is suitable for normal to oily (sensitive) skin. Spot Corrector The Acne Spot Corrector is a pen specially designed to quickly and efficiently combat impurities. Easy to apply to individual blemishes.. Body scrub Apply a thin layer of Courtin body scrub to thoroughly clean skin, and massage in using a circular motion. After approximately 5 minutes, remove using lukewarm/warm compresses or rinse off under the shower. Apply Courtin body milk to moisturise. Body milk This hydrating body milk has a softening action. Combats the dehydration of all skin types. Apply Courtin body milk daily and massage in gently. Shampoo Distribute the shampoo evenly through the hair. Rinse thoroughly and repeat, if needed. Use regularly for the best results.

Courtin treatments at your beauty salon Your beautician has a wide range of Courtin treatments that use Tea Tree oil products. The Courtin treatments are not only preventive, they are also exceptionally effective in treating skin problems. A course of Courtin acne treatments is recommended for its curative effects. In these cases, salon treatments should be seen as intensive problem-solving processes. Between treatments, it is very important to support your skin at home with these same Courtin products. The results of these methods will amaze you. Passive acne Passive acne is a type of acne without inflammation, although it is characterised by blackheads or whiteheads (milia). With the Courtin treatments, the skin's functions become regulated again. The skin's condition visibly improves. Facial treatment passive acne 1x per week (for 10 weeks and then reduce frequency). With the Courtin products, the problem zones are intensively treated, resulting in the rapid calming of existing inflammation and blemishes and a reduction in the development of new blemishes. It is advisable to start all Courtin acne treatments as a series of treatments, including the use of the Courtin products at home. Spa Tea Tree lift-off treatment Certain skin types are often dehydrated. The mask in this treatment intensively combats dehydration and, when used in combination with Tea Tree oil, regulates the skin's functions. Tea Tree oil has an extremely soothing effect on the skin and supports its capacity to fight bacteria. The ideal treatment for passive acne, psoriasis and eczema.