What are the benefits of tea tree essential oil and peppermint essential oil?

Body

It has a dual effect: it cools when it is hot and warms the body when it is cold, so it is excellent for treating colds. It works well on symptoms arising from the respiratory tract and has a certain therapeutic effect on dry cough, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia and pulmonary tuberculosis. It is also very helpful for diseases of the digestive tract, with effects of relieving gas and easing stomach pain and heartburn; in addition, it can reduce pain, is also effective for migraines, and can help bring down a fever.

Mind: The cooling property of peppermint can soothe states of anger, hysteria and fear, lift the spirits, and give the mind a free, relaxed space to unwind.

Beauty: It can regulate unclean, congested skin. Its cooling sensation can constrict capillaries, soothe itching, inflammation and burns, and also soften the skin. It is also highly effective for clearing blackheads and for oily skin.

Deodorizing and mosquito repellent: In daily life, peppermint can be dripped onto a sponge to neutralize unpleasant odors or fishy smells, such as in a car, room or refrigerator. It is not only fragrant but can also drive away mosquitoes and insects.

Skin: It constricts capillaries, removes toxins from the body, improves eczema and ringworm, soothes itching, inflammation and burns, softens the skin, clears blackheads, and benefits oily hair and skin.

Physiology

Peppermint is the best essential oil for treating colds; it can suppress fever and inflammation of mucous membranes, and promote sweating;

It has very good effects in clearing the throat and moistening it, and in eliminating bad breath;

With its cooling and pain-relieving effects, it can reduce headaches, migraines and toothache;

In addition, it has very good effects on the respiratory system, digestive system and endocrine system.