PINE ESSENTIAL OIL

Raw Material: Pine Essential Oil
INCL: PINUS SYLVESTRIS LEAF OIL, Limonene*, Linalool*
*Natural component of the essential oil included in the INCI list according to the 7th amendment to the EU Cosmetics Directive.
CAS: 8023-99-2 / 84012-35-1
EINECS: 281-679-2

Application
Pine oil is obtained through the steam distillation of pine needles.
The fragrance is intense, fresh, resinous, and woody. Due to its strong forest scent, pine oil is an ingredient in many scented candles and cleaning products. It is perfect for daily use in an aroma lamp, diffuser, or humidifier.

It works well for various treatments, inhalations, baths, massages, and as an addition to cosmetics, including those used for anti-cellulite massage.
As an addition to creams, it is mainly used for acne-prone and problematic skin.
It is also excellent as an addition to balms, shampoos, and hair conditioners.

Recommended for people suffering from skin problems and fungal infections. Washing clothes with pine oil helps disinfect them and prevent relapses of the disease.

Action Description

The essential extract of pine is mainly known for its antibacterial and antifungal properties. Thanks to this disinfecting action, it is recommended for the treatment of problematic and acne-prone skin.
At the same time, pine oil has toning properties, which means it tightens and soothes the skin, restoring its balance.
It aids in healing blemishes and prevents scarring, while also regulating sweat secretion.
Pine oil applied to the skin has a warming effect and improves circulation, which helps reduce joint and muscle pain.

In aromatherapy, it is used to treat migraines, reduce nervous tension, and alleviate symptoms of sinus, bronchial, and lung conditions. Used before sleep, the oil helps treat insomnia and depressive states, while during the day, it energizes and revitalizes. Additionally, it gently disinfects the air.

How to use?
Since pine oil can cause skin irritation, it should be diluted in water or with a carrier oil. It can be combined with face oils, olive oil, jojoba oil, and ready-made creams, shampoos, and conditioners.

A small amount of pine oil can be added to medicinal baths when fighting colds or supporting the treatment of nervous system diseases. Such a bath stimulates the immune system and helps sleep, which is essential for regeneration.

For those looking for interesting aromatherapy blends, pine oil combines beautifully with lemon, orange, bergamot, or tea tree oils.

Recommended concentration in cosmetic formulations: 0.5-3%.

Storage
Store in a cool, dark place, out of reach of children.
Close the bottle tightly after use.

Warnings
When used in excessive concentrations, it may irritate the skin. It is recommended to perform an allergy test before use.