Product Description
Scots Pine Oil
Pinus sylvestris
100% pure, tested, essential oil.
Inhale the refreshing, pine-scented essential oil. Its effects are supported by folk remedies.
What is it good for?
The essential oil extracted from the needles and tips of the fir tree has a skin-irritating and toning effect. When used as an ingredient in massage oils, it can help increase circulation and alleviate respiratory symptoms due to its airway-opening properties.
How do we use it?
For air freshening, humidifying, skincare, aromatherapy baths, and inhalation.
Evaporation: Add 5 drops each of pine and grapefruit essential oils to the water-filled part of the aroma lamp, vaporizer, or diffuser. It has a positive effect on the respiratory system during viral and cold periods.
Aroma Bath: Thoroughly mix 2 drops of cajeput and tea tree oil, as well as 1 drop of pine and lavender oil in 1 tablespoon of cream, honey, or bubble bath, then add it to the bath water.
Inhalation: Add 1 drop of cajeput, tea tree, lavender, cedarwood, and pine essential oils to 1 liter of hot water, then lean over the steam with a towel over your head. Inhaling the decongestant, anti-inflammatory, disinfecting steam can help ease breathing during a cold.
Preparing aftershave: dissolve 1 drop of vetiver, cypress, pine, and 7 drops of Indian citronella oil in 100 ml of alcohol. Use for toning and disinfecting the skin after shaving.
What is worth mixing?
Grapefruit, cajeput, tea tree, lavender, cedarwood, vetiver, and cypress essential oils.