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Pine Essential Oil

Benefits | Medicinal Uses | Remedies | Side Effects | Buy Organic Pine Oil |

Pine

Common Names
Pine , Scots Pine
Botanical Name
Pinus sylvestris
Family
Pinaceae
Note
Middle
Aroma
musk,evergreen

What is Pine Oil ?

Properties & Uses:
Arthritis *Colds *Congestion *Green Clean *Home and Garden *January *Uplifting *Winter Holidays *

Pine essential oil is clear or pale yellow in color and is steam distilled from the twigs and needles of the Scotch pine It has a crisp, dry, resinous woody and camphory aroma.

Pine is commonly known as a disinfectant agent and with its anti-infectious, antimicrobial properties, it serves as a strong aid for colds, flu, urinary and viral infections. It is used as a beneficial pain reliever in arthritis, aches, pains and sore muscles.

Pine blends well with cedarwood, lavender, rosemary, sage, juniper, sweet marjoram, thyme, bergamot, frankincense, clary sage, lemon, and cypress.

Add Pine essential oil to muscle rubs and massage oils, or a few drops to cleaning solutions to disinfect surfaces. Used in aroma lamps or diffusers not only disinfects and clears the air, but when blended with Cypress and a citrus oil, can bring a wonderful forest scent to a room that is enjoyable any time of the year, especially in cooler weather.

Side Effects: of Pine
Pine oil should always be well diluted as it can be irritating to sensitive skin. Beware of adulterations.


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Aromatherapy Remedies
Recipe List
Cypress and Pine forest air
Many offices and homes have an unnaturally high po...
Easy Breathe Forest Air
Especially enjoyable and beneficial during cooler ...
Lavender and Pine Flea Brush
Pull an old piece of towel, down over a steel b...
Sinus Headache Relief
For a headache, soak in a warm bath for at least 2...

Botanical Information - Rituals & History : The Scotch Pine tree (Scots pine) grows throughout much of Europe and Asia and the colder regions of North America. In the U.S., it is one of the more popular Christmas trees, partly due to its stiff foliage and long lasting needles

Pine Constituents: Bornyl acetate, cadinene, dipentene, phellandren, pinene, sylvestrene