HIQILI Tea Tree Oil for Nail & Skin Care, Strengthens Nails | Soothes Toenail, Cuticle & Feet, Cleanses Face for a Fresh, Mix with Face Wash or Carrier Oil - 30ml/1.01 fl oz

Works as advertized.

I have purchased this tea tree oil a few times in the past. Tea tree oil smells horrible but nothing works as well to clear up mild acne, sometimes overnight. This is a 100% tea tree oil product in a very generous bottle that also includes a travel bottle. Highly recommend for occasional breakouts.

The best quality and price. I always have a bottle in the house

I really am impressed with how this is delivered. There are two bottles: one a mini bottle you can refill. Both have droppers which make control of how many drops very simple and easy. The scent is pleasant. The internal packing on the product is outstanding. I bought this to treat "thick toenails", as a friend of mine used it for this and had great results. I did not get any results. Nothing helpful, and also nothing problematic. This is the only reason I gave this 4 stars. However, my particular condition has not responded to anything over the years except a prescription given to me by a doctor. If you buy this and it doesn't work, I highly recommend you to see a doctor. I'm keeping this, as it is a really fine product.

2nd day using this oil. So far no reaction. Pretty potent smell. I use it on a pretty gnarly toe fungus, I've taken a before pic and will post here after a few.more.days of use for.comparison, so stay tuned

I love their essential oils. Best quality oils I’ve used.

Works great

I am trying to be more conscientious about buying products that may be produced by or affiliated with forced labor in China. I like the product, but I was curious about the brand name, and the fact that there is no "made in" label on the bottle. I also couldn't help but notice that they have changed the label since the last time I bought it. The new label says "Australia" on the front. Conveniently, there is no photo of the back of the bottle to see where it is made. So, I went to their webpage, which shows six photos and names of their "aromatherapists." There is also another photo of 20 other people standing in front of a beautiful farm. No one in either photo appears to be Chinese or of any Asian descent. Also, none of the six names were Chinese. However, when you click on CONTACT INFORMATION at the bottom left of the home page, the following address comes up: Physical address: Huiqili (Guangzhou) Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd., Jiahe Street, Baiyun District, Changwang Building, No. 38 Wanggang Road, Guangzhou City, 510000, Guangdong, China. That is located within the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, where forced labor is prominent, and where millions of Uyghurs are held against their wills and forced into slavery, including small children. I wrote an email to this company last week and asked them if these products are affiliated with forced labor. I have received NO response from anyone. I think that's very concerning, and I also think Amazon is NOT doing all it can to STOP dealing with these types of companies. Please be wary of purchasing from this company and others. Do your research.

Great product

Been puttinf it on my piercings and it’s really good, but definitely needs to be diluted cuz it’s very strong

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Excellent product many uses including fungal toe nail infections

So many uses and cheaper than shops