All about pine oil

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• • Pine essential oil is derived from the needles of the pine tree, known as the traditional Christmas tree.

• • The aroma of pine essential oil is known for its refreshing, refreshing and invigorating effect.

• • Used in aromatherapy applications, pine essential oil positively affects mood by clearing the mind of stress, energizing the body to help relieve fatigue, enhance focus, and enhance a positive outlook.

• • When used topically, pine essential oil is known to soothe itching, inflammation and dryness, control excessive perspiration, prevent fungal infections, protect minor abrasions from infection, slow the signs of aging, and boost circulation.

• • When applied to the hair, pine essential oil is reputed to cleanse, enhance the natural softness and shine of hair, contribute to its hydration, and protect against dandruff as well as lice.

• • When used medicinally, pine essential oil is best known for supporting immune function, clearing the respiratory tract, treating symptoms of colds, coughs, sinusitis, asthma, and influenza, and facilitating the healing of infections.

• Pine essential oil, used in massage applications, is known for its ability to soothe inflammation, soreness, aches, pain, and gout. To stimulate and enhance blood circulation. to facilitate the healing of scrapes, cuts, cuts and burns; to promote the renewal of new skin; To reduce pain to relieve muscle fatigue. To promote detoxification of the body. to maintain the health and function of the urinary tract and kidneys; To regulate body weight.

History of using pine oil

Pine is easily recognized as a “Christmas tree”, but it is also commonly grown for its resin-rich wood and is therefore ideal for use as a fuel, as well as for making bitumen, tar and turpentine, materials traditionally used in construction and painting.

In folk tales, the height of the pine tree led to its symbolic reputation as a tree that loves sunlight and always grows taller in order to catch packets. This is a common belief in many cultures, which also refer to him as the “lord of light” and the “torch tree”. Accordingly, in the Corsica region, it is burned as a spiritual offering so that a source of light can be emitted from it. In some Native American tribes, the tree is called the “keeper of the sky.”

In history, pine tree needles were used as a mattress filler, as they were believed to have the ability to protect against fleas and lice. In ancient Egypt, pine nuts, known as pine nuts, were used in culinary applications. The needles were also chewed to protect against scurvy. In ancient Greece, it was believed that doctors like Hippocrates used pine to treat respiratory ailments. For other applications, the bark of the tree has also been used for its ability to reduce symptoms of the common cold, soothe inflammation and headaches, soothe sores and infections, and relieve respiratory discomforts.

Today, pine oil is still used for similar therapeutic benefits. Its scent has also become popular in cosmetics, toiletries, soaps, and detergents. This article highlights the benefits, properties, and other safe uses of pine essential oil.

Pine oil benefits

It is believed to have antiseptic, stimulating and tonic effects. When popular, its purifying and clarifying properties are known to positively affect mood by clearing the mind of stress, energizing the body to help ward off fatigue, enhance focus, and promote a positive outlook. These qualities also make it useful for spiritual practices, such as meditation.

When used topically, as in cosmetics, the antiseptic and antimicrobial properties of pine essential oil are known to help soothe skin conditions characterized by itching, inflammation, and dryness, such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis. These properties along with their ability to help control excessive perspiration, may help prevent fungal infections, such as athlete’s foot. It is also known to effectively protect minor abrasions, such as cuts, scrapes and bites, from getting infected. Its antioxidant properties make pine oil ideal for use in natural formulations intended to slow the appearance of signs of aging, including fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, and age spots. Moreover, the property of stimulating blood circulation enhances the warming effect.

When applied to hair, pine essential oil is known for its antimicrobial properties that cleanse to remove bacteria as well as excess sebum buildup, dead skin, and dirt. This helps prevent inflammation, itchiness, and infection, which in turn enhances the hair’s natural softness and shine. Contributes to moisturizing in the elimination and prevention of dandruff, and nourishes to maintain the health of the scalp and strands. Pine essential oil is also one of the oils known to prevent lice.

When used medicinally, pine essential oil is known for its antimicrobial properties that support immune function by eliminating harmful bacteria, both airborne and on the surface of the skin. By clearing the respiratory tract of phlegm and soothing other symptoms of colds, coughs, sinusitis, asthma and flu, its expectorant and decongestant properties help make breathing easier and heal infections.

Used in massage applications, pine oil is known to soothe muscles and joints that may have arthritis, rheumatism, or other conditions characterized by inflammation, soreness, aches and pains. By stimulating and enhancing blood circulation, it helps facilitate the healing of scrapes, cuts, cuts, burns and even scabies, as it promotes regeneration of new skin and helps reduce pain. It is also known to help relieve muscle fatigue. Additionally, its diuretic properties help promote detoxification of the body by encouraging the expulsion of pollutants and pollutants, such as excess water, urate crystals, salts, and fats. This helps maintain the health and function of the urinary tract and kidneys. This effect also helps in regulating body weight.

As indicated, pine essential oil is well-known for its many healing properties. The following highlights its many benefits and the types of activity it is believed to show:

• Cosmetics:  anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, deodorant, tonic, cleanser, moisturizing, refreshing, soothing, stimulating blood circulation, softener
• Scent: Soothing  ,  Purifying  , Deodorant,  Tonic  ,  Concentration Booster  , Refreshing, Insecticide   ,  Tonic  , Refreshing
• Medicine: antibacterial, antiseptic, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, analgesic, decongestant, detoxifying, diuretic, tonic, expectorant, sedative, stimulating, immune-boosting
  

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  Pine oil uses

  By diffusing pine oil, either alone or in a blend, indoor environments benefit from eliminating unpleasant odors and harmful airborne bacteria, such as those that cause colds and flu. To deodorize and refresh a room with the fresh, warm, relaxing scent of pine essential oil, add 2-3 drops to a diffuser of your choice and let the diffuser run for no more than 1 hour. This helps reduce or clear nasal/sinus congestion. Alternatively, it can be mixed with other essential oils that have woody, resinous, herbal and citrus scents. In particular, pine oil blends well with oils of bergamot, cedarwood, citronella, clary sage, coriander, cypress, eucalyptus, frankincense, grapefruit, lavender, lemon, marjoram, myrrh, niaouli, neroli, peppermint, ravensara, rosemary, Sage, sandalwood, spikenard, tea tree and thyme.

  To create a room spray of pine oil, simply dilute the pine oil in a glass spray bottle filled with water. This can be sprayed around the house, in the car, or any other indoor environment where a significant amount of time is spent. These simple diffuser methods are known to help purify indoor environments, promote mental alertness, clarity and positivity, and boost energy as well as productivity. This makes pine oil ideal for diffusion during tasks that require increased focus and awareness, such as work or school projects, religious or spiritual practices, and leadership. Pine diffused oil also helps soothe a cough, whether it is related to a cold or excessive smoking. It is also believed to relieve the symptoms of a hangover.

  Massage blends enriched with pine essential oil are also known to have the same effects on the mind, helping to enhance clarity, relieve mental stress, strengthen attention, and improve memory. For a simple massage combination, dilute 4 drops of pine oil in 30 ml (1 ounce) of body lotion or carrier oil, then massage it into areas of distress or pain caused by physical exertion, such as exercise or outdoor activities. This is gentle enough to use on sensitive skin and is believed to soothe muscle aches as well as minor skin conditions such as itching, pimples, eczema, psoriasis, sores, and scabies. In addition, it is also known for its ability to soothe gout, arthritis, injuries, fatigue, inflammation and congestion. To use this recipe as a natural vapor rub mixture helps to breathe easily and soothe sore throats,

  For a hydrating, cleansing and soothing facial serum, dilute 1-3 drops of pine essential oil in 1 teaspoon of a lightweight carrier oil, such as almond or jojoba. This blend is known for its purifying, softening and firming properties. Its antioxidant properties are known for making the skin smoother, more elastic, balanced and youthful, while its analgesic properties are known to reduce pain and swelling.

  For a well-balanced, detoxifying bath blend that’s also famous for boosting energy as well as metabolic function and speed, dilute 5-10 drops of pine essential oil in 30ml (1 ounce) of carrier oil and add to a bathtub filled with warm water. This helps to eliminate infection-causing bacteria and viruses that may be on the skin.

  To promote healthy hair and scalp by eliminating fungus-causing bacteria and soothing itch, simply dilute 10-12 drops of pine oil in ½ cup of your regular shampoo or shampoo. This simple combination of shampoo is believed to help get rid of lice.

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  A guide to pine oil varieties and their benefits

  Organic pine essential oil

  Botanical name:  Pinus sylvestris

  Extraction method and plant part:  steam distilled from needles and twigs

  Country of Origin:  Bulgaria

  Believes:

  • Appear either colorless or pale yellow
  • Exudes a strong and refreshing scent reminiscent of the forest
  • Mixes well with citronella, clary sage, coriander, cypress, eucalyptus, juniper, lavender, myrrh, rosemary, spikenard and tea tree.
  • It has an enhancing, purifying and purifying effect on the body and mind, making it ideal for use in meditation and other spiritual applications
  • Eliminate fatigue and enhance focus
  • Increase energy and raise negative mood
  • Promote easy breathing by clearing the respiratory tract of congestion-causing mucus
  • Relieves muscle and joint pain, as well as headaches
  • Ideal to add to natural formulas that require the use of organic ingredients

   

  Pine essential oil

  Botanical name:  Pinus sylvestris

  Extraction method and plant part:  steam distilled from needles and twigs

  Country of Origin:  Hungary

  Believes:

  • Appear either colorless or pale yellow
  • It exudes an evergreen woody scent that smells like natural turpentine
  • Mixes well with citronella, clary sage, coriander, cypress, eucalyptus, juniper, lavender, myrrh, rosemary, spikenard and tea tree.
  • It has an enhancing, purifying and purifying effect on the body and mind, making it ideal for use in meditation and other spiritual applications
  • Eliminate fatigue and enhance focus
  • Increase energy and raise negative mood
  • Promote easy breathing by clearing the respiratory tract of congestion-causing mucus
  • Relieves muscle and joint pain, as well as headaches

Scots pine oil side effects

As with all new aromatics products from New Directions, Pine Essential Oil is intended for external use only. It is essential to consult a doctor before using this oil for therapeutic purposes. Pregnant and breastfeeding women are especially advised not to use pine essential oil without medical advice from a doctor, as it may have an effect on certain hormonal secretions and it is not clear if these effects are transferable to children at these stages of development. The oil should always be stored in an area out of reach of children, especially those under the age of 7.

People with the following health conditions are advised to consult a doctor: cancer, heart-related diseases, skin disorders, high blood pressure, or hormone-related diseases. Individuals taking prescription medications, undergoing major surgery, or at increased risk of stroke, heart attack or atherosclerosis are also advised to seek medical advice before use.

Before using pine oil, it is recommended to do a skin test. This can be done by diluting 1 drop of the essential oil in 4 drops of Carrier oil and applying a dime-sized amount of this mixture to a small area of ​​non-sensitive skin. Pine oil should never be used near the eyes, nose, ears, or any other particularly sensitive areas of the skin. Possible side effects of pine oil include mild irritation of the respiratory tract.

Those seeking medical care to manage moods, behaviors, or disorders should treat this essential oil as a complementary treatment and not a substitute for any prescription remedies or treatments. If an allergic reaction occurs, discontinue use of the product and immediately consult a physician, pharmacist or allergist for a health assessment and appropriate remedial action. To prevent side effects, a