Tea seed oil boasts a huge list of health benefits including the ability to balance cholesterol, lower blood pressure, improve hair health, speed up wound healing, reduce inflammation, heal skin conditions, aid bone health, reduce your risk of cancer, boost the immune system, and protect against oxidative stress, among others. There are very few inherent side effects of camellia oil, although it can cause skin irritation in some people. Furthermore, the majority of tea seed oil is produced in China, and there is a chance that tea seed oil is diluted with lower quality oils, which could cause other negative effects. Always buy the oil from a reputable source.

Use of camellia oil is popular for people struggling with high blood pressure, osteoporosis, high cholesterol, inflammatory conditions, a high risk of cancer, cold, flu, respiratory infection, eczema, psoriasis, acne, weak immunity, brittle hair, hair loss, dandruff and fresh wounds.

 Moisturizing: Research has shown that this oil can help smooth rough patches of skin and lock in moisture, making this an ideal remedy for people whose skin is regularly exposed to the elements. It can also minimize the appearance of wrinkles and keep your skin feeling young and healthy.

 Hair Health: Another traditional use of camellia oil is for strengthening and conditioning the hair. The rich supply of oils can coat your hair strands and moisturize your scalp, helping to eliminate dandruff and prevent breakage and split ends.

 Blood Pressure: There is a significant amount of potassium in camellia oil, so when used internally, it can have an impact on your blood pressure levels, due to its role as a vasodilator. However, the monounsaturated fats found in this oil can also positively affect hypertension, helping you lower you risk of heart attack and stroke.