PALACIO Tea Tree Ointment 100ml

Palacio Tea Tree Ointment 100 ml

This is a classic, greasy ointment in a 100 ml jar, built around tea tree oil. The manufacturer describes it as a soothing preparation intended for irritated skin, and additionally indicates two uses: softening hardened skin and caring for dry skin and lips. The base consists of cosmetic petroleum jelly and glycerin, and the formula is complemented by herbal extracts.

This construction results in a product with a thick, emollient consistency that stays on the skin longer than a light cream and creates an occlusive layer. The ointment is applied locally, not to large areas of the body: a thin layer, gently massaged until absorbed, 2-3 times a day or as needed, depending on the condition of the skin. The consistency is thick and distinctly emollient, so a small amount is sufficient for one use.

The product comes from the Czech Republic and is available under the manufacturer code PAL-1301.

Ingredients

• Tea tree oil (Melaleuca alternifolia) - leading ingredient
• Herbal extracts - complementary ingredient in the formula
• Cosmetic petroleum jelly - base of the occlusive medium
• Glycerin - moisturizing ingredient

The manufacturer provides the ingredients in a descriptive form: tea tree oil, herbal extracts, cosmetic petroleum jelly, and glycerin. This quartet tells you more about the product than it seems at first glance. Petroleum jelly with glycerin is an occlusive base, meaning it retains water in the epidermis and stays on the skin longer than an emulsion. Hence the characteristic feeling of a layer that can still be felt after an hour.

The consequence of the same base is the dosing method: a thin layer is really enough, and excess remains on the skin and clothing. Tea tree oil, in turn, is responsible for the characteristic, sharp, herbal scent that cannot be eliminated from this product - if you do not like it, it will be noticeable with every use, precisely because the ointment stays on the skin longer than a light emulsion.

The manufacturer provides the ingredients descriptively, so the individual item in the INCI list will only be indicated on the label of the jar that reaches you.

Specification

How to use

The manufacturer provides a simple, local application:

• Apply a thin layer of ointment to the selected area
• Gently massage until the ointment is absorbed
• Repeat 2-3 times a day or as needed
• Before the first use, perform an allergy test on a small area of skin
• Do not use on damaged skin without consulting a doctor

For whom

This ointment is for those looking for a simple, greasy local preparation instead of another light cream. The petroleum jelly base does a solid job here: it stays on the skin longer and works well where the epidermis is rough or dry - on elbows, heels, and chapped lips. Tea tree oil is a classic in natural cosmetics, and for many people, this ingredient is what determines their choice.

The 100 ml jar format is convenient for a cosmetic bag and a home medicine cabinet, and with the application of a thin layer, it lasts a very long time. If you choose cosmetics based on specific ingredients or consciously avoid certain substances, read the list printed on the packaging before the first use. The scent is distinct, herbal, and present with every use, so it is worth considering if you plan to use the ointment in the morning before leaving home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I use the ointment?

The manufacturer recommends 2-3 times a day or as needed. A thin layer is applied to the selected area and gently massaged until absorbed. This is a local ointment, not a body balm, so one 100 ml package lasts a long time with this method of use.

Where can I find the full ingredient list of the ointment?

On the packaging. The jar label is the definitive version if you are checking for a specific ingredient. The descriptive ingredient list from the product card looks like this: tea tree oil, herbal extracts, cosmetic petroleum jelly, and glycerin. You can also write to us before purchasing - we have a jar on hand.

Does the ointment have a noticeable scent?

Yes, and it is distinct. Tea tree oil has a characteristic, sharp herbal-camphor note that is present here by definition, as it is the leading ingredient of the entire formula. If you do not like such scents, this is something worth checking before purchase, as it cannot be omitted.

What areas is it best suited for?

The manufacturer indicates irritated skin, hardened epidermis, and dry skin and lips. In practice, this means point and rough areas (elbows, heels, chapped lips), not large areas of the body. The consistency is thick and occlusive, so it would simply be uncomfortable to use on a large area.

Variants and category

From the same brand, we offer a hemp massage oil - this is a separate type of cosmetic. The ointment itself can be found in the Ointments category.

Related articles

On the blog, we have gathered a guide to the Palacio skincare line - you will find context for the entire brand, including items outside its hemp line.

Safety and storage

Before the first use, perform an allergy test by applying a small amount of ointment to a small area of skin and waiting a day. Essential oils can be allergenic, so this step makes sense even if you have never had a reaction to cosmetics. Do not use the product on wounds, damaged skin, or large areas of the body without consulting a doctor. Store the ointment at room temperature, in a tightly closed container, away from heat sources and direct sunlight.

This cosmetic product is intended for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes, and in case of contact, rinse with plenty of water. Keep out of reach of children.

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