Pine Essential Oil Information Page
Pinus Sylvestris (Scots Pine) Essential Oil
SKU: EA-PIN-0010
1. Product Specifications
| Element |
Details |
| INCI Name |
Pinus Sylvestris (Scots Pine) Oil |
| CAS Numbers |
8023-99-2 ; 84012-35-1 |
| SKU Code |
EA-PIN-0010 |
| Extraction Method |
Steam Distilled Essential Oil |
| Plant Parts Used |
Needles |
| Origin |
South Africa |
| Common Names |
Scotch Pine, Scot Pine, Scots Fir, Scotch Fir, European Redwood |
| Appearance |
Colourless to pale yellow liquid |
| Odour Note |
Powerful, green, fresh, forest-evergreen, dry-balsamic |
| Quality |
100% pure and natural aromatherapy grade essential oil |
| Active Ingredients |
Pinenes, Limonene, δ-3-carene |
| Storage Conditions |
Store in a cool, dark place |
2. History & Traditional Use
| Historical Uses |
Purpose |
| Burning pine branches |
To purify air after illness |
| Fumigation |
To repel insects |
| Air cleansing |
To remove “miasmas” |
| Respiratory support |
To ease coughs, sinus issues, and congestion |
3. Usage Guide & Tolerability Ratings
Rating Key: +++ = Fantastic | ++ = Acceptable | + = Tolerable | -- = Don’t use
Massages & Body Care
| Application |
Instructions |
Rating |
| Body Massage |
Dilute 1–6 drops in 10 ml carrier oil (0.5–2% concentration) |
++ |
| Bath |
Mix 10–15 drops with 20 ml vegetable glycerine or 1 cup Epsom salts before adding to bath |
++ |
Diffusion & Inhalation
| Application |
Instructions |
Rating |
| Ultrasonic Diffuser |
Run for 10 min, 3× daily; can mix with citrus oils for air purification |
++ |
| Steam Inhalation |
Not recommended directly; instead, use dry inhalation with Ravintsara & Peppermint on tissue |
++ |
4. Reported Benefits & Properties
| Benefit |
Effect |
| “Cortisone-like” |
Anti-inflammatory-type effect |
| Purifying |
Removes stale or harmful elements from air |
| Respiratory antiseptic |
Supports healthy breathing |
| Expectorant |
Helps clear mucus |
| Warming |
Comforting to muscles |
| Skin analgesic |
Mild pain relief on skin |
| Decongestant |
Opens nasal passages |
| Tonifying |
Energises body & mind |
5. Traditional Applications
| Method |
Purpose |
| Diffusion or inhaler |
Clears sinuses |
| Aromatherapy |
Supports healthy stress response |
| Massage blends |
Helps with tired muscles & joints |
| Energy-boosting blends |
Improves alertness |
6. Popular DIY Recipes
| Recipe |
Ingredients |
Instructions |
Purpose |
| Energizing Diffuser Blend |
3 drops Scots Pine, 3 drops Rosemary, 2 drops Lemon |
Add to diffuser per manufacturer’s guide |
Boosts alertness and focus |
| Soothing Bath Soak |
1 cup Epsom salts, 5 drops Scots Pine, 5 drops Lavender, 5 drops Chamomile |
Mix in jar; use ¼–½ cup in warm bath |
Relaxing and calming |
| Invigorating Shower Spray |
1 cup distilled water, 10 drops Scots Pine, 10 drops Eucalyptus, 10 drops Peppermint |
Combine in spray bottle; mist shower area |
Refreshes and uplifts |
| Muscle Relief Massage Oil |
2 tbsp Sweet Almond oil, 5 drops Scots Pine, 5 drops Peppermint, 5 drops Frankincense |
Mix in glass bottle; use for massage |
Relieves muscle discomfort |
| Refreshing Room Spray |
1 cup distilled water, 10 drops Scots Pine, 10 drops Lemon, 10 drops Grapefruit |
Combine in spray bottle; shake before use |
Fresh, energising scent |
7. Safety & Precautions
| Safety Point |
Details |
| Dilution |
Never use undiluted on skin |
| Pregnancy |
Avoid in first 3 months |
| Breastfeeding |
Avoid during |
| Children & pets |
Keep out of reach |
| Patch Test |
Always do skin patch test before first use |
| Allergens |
Natural oils may contain trace proteins |
| Irritation |
Stop use if irritation occurs |
| More Info |
Full usage instructions, Safety & precautions
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