Things You'll Need:
- Soap
- Tea tree oil
- Band-aids
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Step 1
Wash area thoroughly with soap and water. You can use anti-bacterial soap. You always want to keep the area clean to prevent any further infection and please refrain from scratching as this can cause an open wound. Insect bites are no fun, but you can get rid of them quickly.
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Step 2
Once the bite is clean, apply 1-3 drops of tea tree oil with a cotton swab directly to the bite. It's important to saturate the area with tea tree oil. This will get deep into the infection, cleanse it and cure it quickly.
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Step 3
Apply band aid so as the keep the tea tree oil on the bite as well as from evaporating and also, to keep you from being tempted to scratch. The other good thing about tea tree oil though is, it takes the itchy feeling away as well. Do this daily, 1-2 times a day until the bite is completely healed. Do not put any lotion on top of or immediately around the area until it is gone. Tea tree oil will heal it in a matter of days and also leave no scar remaining. Furthermore, it only takes a few drops daily to make a lasting impression.
















Comments
riefderrico said
on 11/30/2009 Awesome alternative remedy for healing bug bits with tea tree oil.
chefjwin said
on 11/25/2009 Interesting article. I didn't know tea tree oil could do that. Thanks for sharing. 5*
autumn1234567 said
on 11/12/2009 I love tea tree oil, it's the miracle ointment and I never thought to use it for bug bites! 5*
jeni10 said
on 11/7/2009 Great tips on how to heal insect bites with tea tree oil. Insect bites are such a pain. Believe it or not, I had one, two summers ago, that got infected. Thanks for sharing this. 5*
static404 said
on 11/3/2009 I didn't know that tea tree oil was good for insect bites. Great information to have on hand. Thanks