Desi Grains Tea Tree Oil is a natural oil sold in 50 ml and 100 ml bottles, made for people looking to add a simple, single-ingredient oil to their skin and scalp routine. It comes concentrated, so it’s meant to be diluted with a carrier oil before use, not applied directly to skin.
Product at a Glance
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | Tea Tree Oil |
| Brand | Desi Grains |
| Sizes Available | 50ml, 100ml |
| Price | ₨900 (50ml) – ₨1,700 (100ml) |
| Form | Concentrated oil (dilute before topical use) |
| Common Uses | Skin care, scalp/hair care, DIY dilutions |
| Suitable For | Adults looking to add tea tree oil to a skincare or hair-care routine, after a patch test |
| Not For | Undiluted direct skin application, internal use, or as a substitute for medical treatment |
| Availability | In stock |
What Is Tea Tree Oil?
Tea tree oil comes from the Melaleuca alternifolia plant and is widely used in skincare and hair-care products across Pakistan and internationally. It’s known for its sharp, medicinal scent and its long history of use in natural personal-care routines.
It’s important to distinguish between pure, concentrated tea tree oil (like this product) and pre-diluted tea tree products such as face washes or shampoos that already contain a small, safe percentage of it. Concentrated tea tree oil is stronger and always needs to be mixed with a carrier oil, water-based product, or moisturiser before it touches your skin.
Key Uses & Benefits
People commonly use diluted tea tree oil for:
- Skin care, as part of a routine for acne-prone or oily skin, mixed into a moisturiser or carrier oil
- Scalp care, added to shampoo or a carrier oil and massaged into the scalp, often for dandruff-prone hair
- General topical use, for minor skin irritation, insect bites, or as a natural addition to DIY skincare and haircare blends
These are common personal-care uses, not medical claims, tea tree oil is not a substitute for treatment prescribed by a dermatologist for diagnosed skin or scalp conditions.
How to Use
- Always dilute first. Mix a small amount of tea tree oil with a carrier oil (almond oil, olive oil, or a similar base), a common starting ratio is a few drops of tea tree oil per tablespoon of carrier oil.
- Patch test. Apply the diluted mix to a small area of skin (like your inner forearm) and wait 24 hours before using it more widely.
- For skin: apply the diluted oil to the area of concern using a cotton swab or clean fingertips.
- For scalp/hair: massage a diluted mix into the scalp, or add a few drops to your regular shampoo.
- Do not apply undiluted oil directly to skin, use it near the eyes, or ingest it.
Who Is It Suitable For?
This product suits adults who want to add a natural, single-ingredient oil to their existing skin or hair-care routine and are comfortable diluting it correctly before use. It is not recommended for children, for use near the eyes or mucous membranes, or as a stand-alone treatment for a diagnosed medical skin condition, speak to a dermatologist for that.
Precautions
- For external/topical use only, not for internal consumption.
- Always dilute before applying to skin or scalp.
- Do a patch test before first use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- If you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or on any skin medication, check with a doctor before use.
- Discontinue use if you notice redness, itching, or irritation.
Tea Tree Oil in Urdu, Quick Note
Because tea tree isn’t native to South Asia, there’s no traditional Urdu name for it, in Pakistan, it’s simply referred to as “tea tree oil,” and occasionally as “میلیلیکا آئل” (Melaleuca oil).
Why Choose Desi Grains Tea Tree Oil?
Desi Grains has been selling natural and cold-pressed oils from Lahore since 2019, with a product range that spans cooking oils, cold-pressed skin and hair oils, honey, and seeds. Choosing tea tree oil from a brand that already sells complementary carrier oils (almond, olive, black seed) makes it simple to buy everything needed for a properly diluted routine in one order.
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To dilute this oil correctly, pair it with Cold Pressed Almond Oil or Cold Pressed Olive Oil as a carrier. For more on how cold-pressed oils are made and why the extraction method matters, see Cold Pressed Oil vs Refined Oil and 10 Proven Health Benefits of Cold Pressed Oils Backed by Science.
