Pine Essential Oil

This species of conifer grows wild all over Europe and North American. The pine tree needles release their resinous scent when sprinkled on fires or pressed in pillows. Pine trees have a wonderful fragrance. Whenever I smell it I think of the Holiday Season.

Growing up in the wilds of West Virginia, we would go out and cut down a pine tree to decorate for Christmas. We would also use the branches of the trees to make wreathes and to just place around the house for the fragrance.

Therapeutic effects:

It is excellent to use in vaporizers to treat and to prevent coughs, colds, and chest infections. It also acts as an antiseptic, and is valuable for treating respiratory tract, for bronchitis and sinusitis. It also helps relieve cystitis, arthritis and muscular aches and pains.

Uses:

Scots Pine oil is distilled from the dry needles of the pine tree to yield a balsam-turpentine pine scent with a clearing and energizing effect. Pine oil is added to masculine fragrances, bath products, detergents, and floor cleaning products for its clean, refreshing antiseptic scent.

Caution: Use Pine oil in low dilutions only

Avoid this oil if you suffer from skin allergies.

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