INCI name ; Pinus Sylvestris (Scots Pine) Oil

CAS number 8023-99-2 ; 84012-35-1

SKU code ; EA-PIN-0010

EXTRACTION METHOD ; Steam Distilled Essential Oil

PARTS USED ; Needles

ORIGIN  ; South Africa

COMMON NAMES : Scotch Pine, Scot Pine, Scots Fir, Scotch Fir, European Redwood

APPEARANCE : Colorless to pale yellow liquid

ODOUR NOTE : Powerful, green, fresh, forest-evergreen, dry-balsamic aroma

QUALITY : 100 % pure and natural aromatherapy grade essential oil.

Active ingredients: Pinenes, limonene, δ-3-carene

STORAGE CONDITION ; Store in a cool dark place

Pinus Sylvestris

GROWN, HARVESTED, DISTILLED IN SOUTH AFRICA

Along with all Coniferous essential oils, Pine has been known and used by our ancestors for thousands of years to help clear congestions, coughs, and sinusitis symptoms. Aware of the plant sanitizing virtues, they used to fumigate their homes with pine branches to keep bugs away, to clear their home after diseases spreads and clear the air of “miasmas”. 

Our Pine essential oil components have been specially selected to be well tolerated on all types of skin for Aromatherapy uses.

Fantastic for this use +++

Acceptable (suitable) for this use ++

Tolerable (not great for this use)+

Don't use for this purpose --

Massages & body care

• Body massage  use 1 to 6 drops essential oil for 10 ml carrier oil (0.5 to 2 % concentration) ++
• Bath First mix 10 to 15 drops of essential oil with 20 ml vegetable glycerine or 1 cup of Epsom salts ++

Diffusion

• Ultrasonic Diffusers for air purification, use 10 mn 3 times a day. in association with other essential oils (citrus) ++
• Steam Inhalation --  add 5 drops of essential oil to a pot of hot water. 5-10 min wet inhalation (Nose and mouth, protect your eyes); dry inhalation with Ravintsara and Peppermint essential on a tissue) ++

Others 

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Reported benefits & properties:

• “Cortisone- like”
• Purifying
• Respiratory antiseptic, Expectorating
• Warming, Skin analgesic
• Decongestant
• Tonifying

Traditionally used:

• In diffusers or inhalers to clear sinuses
• As a healthy stress response
• To boost energy levels
• Added to massages oils for muscles and joints

1. Energizing Diffuser Blend:

• 3 drops of Scots Pine essential oil
• 3 drops of Rosemary essential oil
• 2 drops of Lemon essential oil

Add these oils to your diffuser following the manufacturer's instructions. This blend can help to stimulate the mind and promote alertness.

2. Soothing Bath Soak:

• 1 cup of Epsom salts
• 5 drops of Scots Pine essential oil
• 5 drops of Lavender essential oil
• 5 drops of Chamomile essential oil

Combine ingredients and store in a glass jar. Use 1/4 to 1/2 cup of the mixture in a warm bath for a soothing and relaxing soak.

3. Invigorating Shower Spray:

• 1 cup of distilled water
• 10 drops of Scots Pine essential oil
• 10 drops of Eucalyptus essential oil
• 10 drops of Peppermint essential oil

Combine all the ingredients in a spray bottle. Shake well before each use and lightly mist in your shower for an invigorating and refreshing experience.

4. Muscle Relief Massage Oil:

• 2 tablespoons of Sweet Almond oil
• 5 drops of Scots Pine essential oil
• 5 drops of Peppermint essential oil
• 5 drops of Frankincense essential oil

Combine the oils in a glass bottle. Use this blend for a soothing massage on areas of muscle discomfort.

5. Refreshing Room Spray:

• 1 cup of distilled water
• 10 drops of Scots Pine essential oil
• 10 drops of Lemon essential oil
• 10 drops of Grapefruit essential oil

Combine all the ingredients in a spray bottle. Shake well before each use and lightly mist the room for a refreshing and uplifting scent.

As with any essential oil, it's always a good idea to do a patch test first to ensure there's no skin irritation, and to consult with a healthcare provider or aromatherapist if you have any concerns. 

Scots Pine essential oil is generally considered safe, but it should not be ingested and should be used with care. If you're pregnant, nursing, or have any health concerns, 

it's always a good idea to consult with a healthcare provider before using essential oils.

• Ravintsara, peppermint (diffusion, massage oils)
• Also with:
• Amyris, Bay 
• laurel leaf,
• Rock rose cistus labdanum,
• all Eucalyptus essential oils,
• all citrus essential oils,
• Frankincense,
• Juniper berry,
• Lavender,
• Patchouli,
• Rosemary, 
• Sage,
• Spearmint,
• Tea tree
• Niaouli,
• Vetiver and 
• Wintergreen

Do not use during the first 3 months of pregnancy / breastfeeding 

Keep out of reach of children and pets.

As a general rule, always perform a skin patch test before using your essential oils for the first time.

DO NOT USE UNDILUTED and seek medical and specialist advise when in doubt