Pine Essential Oil

Pine Essential Oil

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one ounce bottle
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$8.00 
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one pint bottle
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$98.00 

Our pine essential oil is obtained from the needles of the Scotch pine, also known as Balsam Fir and as one of the most popular Christmas trees sold in the United States each year. The oil is used in the fragrance industry and in aromatherapy when working with the heart and sacral chakras.

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a.
quick look

information at a glance
originunited states
extraction methodsteam distillation
edibleNot recommended for internal use.
safetyAvoid during pregnancy or if you have glaucoma. Always dilute this oil before using topically. Toxic to cats.
flash point124-126°F / 51-52°C
fragrance note classification middle

b.
buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips
storage tipsStore in a place where the oil is protected from direct light.
appearance & aromaColorless with a strong pine scent.

c.
uses

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aromatherapyDiffuse or use in a vaporizer or sauna to help ease respiratory complaints. The oil is reputed to have a grounding effect, and is used to clear stagnant qi between the root, sacral, heart, throat and third eye chakras.
cosmetics / personal careThe oil is used in soapmaking.
massage / bath / spaAdd a few drops to bath oil or warm running tub water to help clear sinuses and congestion. Pine essential oil is sometimes used in massage, but should be generously diluted.
perfumeryCombined with other oils, pine essential oil is used to make perfumes and colognes.
craftsUse to give floral crafts and candles a pine-like scent.
industrialPine essential oil is used as a flavoring agent and food additive in the U.S. It is also approved by the EPA as a non-toxic rodent repellent.
householdAdd to your natural household cleaners. The oil also deters fleas, mice and rats. However, it can be toxic to cats.

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d.
aromatic profile & blending companions

pine
essential oil

Resinous and pine-like. Blends well with cypress, cedarwood, eucalyptus, juniper, lemongrass and rosemary.

e.
formulas & recipes

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f.
what else you should know

pine
essential oil

There are more than 100 species of pine, but our pine essential oil is made from Scotch pine (Pinus balsamea), one of the most abundant naturally occurring species in North America. Early European settlers learned of the beneficial uses of the tree’s needles and its oil from Native Americans, who used both to deter fleas and lice and to address muscle aches and joint pain.

Today, pine essential oil is an ingredient in many over-the-counter and prescription analgesic ointments, antifungal creams, nasal decongestant sprays, and cough and cold medicines.


For more information on how to use essential oils please read our article: Aromatherapy Basics for Using Pure Essential Oils

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