[header] How to use tea tree oil for warts [title] Wash the wart and the surrounding skin using soap and warm water. [step] Pat the area dry with a towel. [title] Use a clean cotton swab to apply a drop of tea tree oil to the wart.
[header] How to use tea tree oil for warts [title] Wash the wart and the surrounding skin using soap and warm water. [step] Pat the area dry with a towel. [title] Use a clean cotton swab to apply a drop of tea tree oil to the wart.
[step] Repeat steps 3-4 the second time. When you have added tea tree oil to the wart, use gentle squeezing motions. [step] Some people dislet a wart every 15 days for about five years, making it a popular treatment for warts. However, you should still avoid applying tea tree oil directly to warts, as taking it over and over again can spread the wart to other areas. [step] Use pure, undiluted tea tree oil. [substeps] Tea tree oil has been known to cause contact dermatitis and skin irritation for some people. [step] The amount you use will depend on how thick you want your warts to be. [substeps] Use two drops of tea tree oil on warts twice a day, but do not use additional drops if the wart isn't actively growing.