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Pine Organic essential oil

Name: Pine Organic essential oil
SKU: D-1160
Rating: 4.714285714 (7 reviews)

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€4.88 (VAT included) €5.43

€4.10 (without VAT)

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Code	Size	Net price	Total price
M-1160	10 ml	€4.10	€4.88 €5.43
M-1160-0.08	80 g	€21.72	€25.85
M-1160-0.8	800 g	€181.13	€215.55

Product reference D-1160

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Description

Pine Organic Essential Oil (Pinus sylvestris) is the reference conifer oil in aromatherapy for three precise applications: respiratory support during the cold season, rubefacient muscular and joint massage, and environmental purification. Its fresh and clean resinous-balsamic aroma instantly evokes a high-altitude conifer forest, providing a rapid decompression effect that is highly useful in enclosed spaces and on winter days. Certified COSMOS ORGANIC, it is obtained from needles harvested in unpolluted mountainous areas, a relevant detail for an oil rich in pinenes, which are compounds that absorb atmospheric pollutants.

air Olfactory profile: Fresh, balsamic, woody-resinous, with a slightly camphorous note. Clean and airy, capturing the aroma of pine forests in mountainous areas, without the soft sweetness of fir.

Ingredients: Organic Pine Essential Oil (Pinus Sylvestris Leaf Oil)
*100% of the total ingredients come from organic farming
COSMOS ORGANIC certified by Ecocert Greenlife in accordance with the COSMOS standard
100% pure and natural, E.O.B.B.D. botanically and biochemically defined, full spectrum, unfractionated, undiluted
Obtained by steam distillation from the needles of Pinus sylvestris

encrypted_add_circle Cosmetic Properties and Benefits

Rubefacient and muscular tonic: Traditionally used in massage oils for strained muscles and areas experiencing slow peripheral circulation.
Joint tonic: Traditionally used for the comfort of areas experiencing rheumatic or joint discomfort, serving as a great ingredient in localized massage ointments and balms.
Purifier and tonic for the scalp: Contributes to a balanced appearance of an oily or seborrheic-prone scalp, acting as an active ingredient in tonic shampoos and hair treatments.
Deodorant and purifier: Its antiseptic properties and fresh aroma recommend it for natural deodorants, shower gels, and body hygiene products with a forest scent.
Clean and fresh fragrance: Acts as a balsamic-resinous top-to-middle note in personal care products, soaps, and candles.

air_freshener Aromatherapeutic Properties

Respiratory support: Traditionally used through inhalation or diffusion for respiratory comfort during the cold season, pinenes have recognized decongestant and expectorant properties in clinical aromatherapy, which are useful in states of nasal and bronchial congestion.
General and energizing tonic: Its vigorous aroma combats lethargy and mental fatigue, highly useful during periods of exhaustion, convalescence, or burnout.
Ambient purifier: Used to sanitize the air in enclosed spaces and prevent the spread of seasonal infections, ideal for diffusion during the winter season or following periods of illness.

hub Recommended Synergies

Respiratory support and cold season: Ravintsara Essential Oil, Organic Niaouli Essential Oil, Organic Cajeput Essential Oil, Organic Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil, Organic Lemon Essential Oil.

Muscular and joint massage: Wintergreen Essential Oil, Copaiba Essential Oil, Eucalyptus Lemon Essential Oil, Arnica Oil, Comfrey Oil.

Scalp and hair care: Organic Cedarwood Atlas Essential Oil, Organic Rosemary Essential Oil, Burdock Oil, Ricin Oil.

Aromatherapy - energy and clarity: Organic Rosemary Essential Oil, Organic Peppermint Essential Oil, Lemon Essential Oil, Organic Rhododendron Essential Oil.

Perfumery and candles: Green Mandarin Essential Oil, Cedarwood Virginia Essential Oil, Vetiver Essential Oil, Organic Sweet Orange Essential Oil, Lemon Essential Oil.

Household use and hygiene: Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil, Lemon Essential Oil, Organic Rosemary Essential Oil.

Practical Applications and DIY Recipes

Pine Organic Essential Oil is used exclusively as an ingredient in cosmetic preparations and aromatherapeutic compositions. Do not apply undiluted to the skin. For maximum dosages, consult the IFRA certificate attached to the product.

digital_wellbeing Body Care

Pre-exertion and muscular massage oil: A few drops of Pine, a few of Wintergreen, and a few of Copaiba, diluted in Arnica Oil. Massage onto muscle groups 15 minutes before physical effort or on tense areas after a demanding day.
Chest balm for the cold season: A few drops of Pine and a few of Organic Eucalyptus Globulus, incorporated into Shea Butter. Applied with a gentle massage onto the chest and back.
Invigorating foot bath: A few drops of Pine and a few of Organic Peppermint, pre-diluted in Epsom salt. Add to a basin of warm water and soak for 15-20 minutes - provides a tonic effect on tired legs.
Joint ointment: A few drops of Pine, a few of Lemon Eucalyptus, and a few of Copaiba, diluted in Comfrey Oil. Applied locally via a gentle massage onto the joints.

face_3 Hair Care

Tonic scalp treatment: A few drops of Pine and a few of Organic Rosemary, diluted in Burdock Oil topped up with Ricin Oil. Massage into the scalp before washing.
Addition to shampoo: A few drops directly into the shampoo dose - provides a tonic effect on an oily scalp along with a fresh forest fragrance.

air_freshener Aromatherapy & Diffusion

"Nordic Forest" Blend: Pine + Lemon + Ravintsara in the diffuser. Purifying and tonic, with a respiratory effect ideal for the cold season or following periods of illness.
"Energy" Blend: Pine + Sweet Orange + Organic Peppermint. Provides rapid activation, mental clarity, and combats morning lethargy.
Aromatherapeutic sauna: A few drops of Pine pre-diluted in water, added onto the sauna stones to recreate a Nordic sauna experience.

home_and_garden Household Use

Surface solution: A few drops of Pine and a few of Lemon, dissolved in Cosmetic Alcohol and topped with distilled water. Cleanses while leaving a fresh forest aroma.
Forest scented candles: Pine as the main note, paired with a few drops of Virginia Cedarwood and Organic Sweet Orange — a classic forest-citrus accord.

Questions and Answers (FAQ)

Q: What is the difference compared to Fir essential oil?
A: Although both are conifers, they possess distinct profiles. Pine (Pinus sylvestris) is more tonic, stimulating, and rubefacient, its aroma is sharper, with a slightly camphorous note. Fir (Abies species) has a sweeter, gentler aroma with a more relaxing effect. Pine is chosen for muscular massage and active respiratory support; Fir is preferred for relaxing diffusion or evening blends. Their aromas clearly differ upon a direct test.

Q: Is it the same thing as turpentine?
A: No. Industrial turpentine is extracted from raw resin through distillation, a product meant for technical use, with much higher concentrations of solvents and impurities. Pine essential oil is obtained through the steam distillation of fresh needles, a pure therapeutic product, with its composition strictly controlled via GC-MS analysis. They belong in entirely different categories.

Q: How do I know if my oil has oxidized and is no longer safe for the skin?
A: Pinenes oxidize relatively quickly when in contact with air, light, and heat. Clear signs of oxidation include a sour or unpleasant smell compared to the initial fresh-resinous scent, a darker color, and increased viscosity. Oxidized oil must no longer be applied to the skin — oxidation compounds are potential skin irritants. It can, however, be used for surface cleaning.

Technical Data, Warnings

Product for cosmetic, aromatic, and natural hygiene use. Do not apply undiluted to the skin.
Store in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.

For dilutions in accordance with legal regulations, consult the IFRA certificate attached to the product on the website.
Sensitive individuals should perform a tolerance test; perform a skin patch test in the bend of the elbow 24 hours before use. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive mucous membranes. In case of an accident, rinse abundantly with a vegetable oil.
For use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, in case of chronic diseases, for the elderly, or for young children, the recommendation is to consult a doctor.

Bibliography and Sources

Tisserand, R., & Young, R. - Essential Oil Safety (2nd ed.) - safety profile, pinene oxidation, and usage limits for Pinus sylvestris.
European Medicines Agency (EMA), HMPC - Community Herbal Monograph on Pinus sylvestris L. - official European recognition of traditional uses in respiratory support.
Franchomme, P., & Pénoël, D. - L'Aromathérapie Exactement - profile of monoterpenes in medicinal conifers and the tonic and respiratory applications of Scots Pine.
Bertoli, A. et al. - “Authenticity control of pine sylvestris essential oil by chiral gas chromatographic analysis of α-pinene” (PMC/NCBI, 2021) - study on the authenticity of P. sylvestris oil and the prevalence of market adulterations.
Süntar, I. et al. - “Chemical Profiling, Molecular Docking, and Mechanistic Anticancer Activity of Pinus sylvestris Essential Oil” (PMC/NCBI, 2025) - full chemical profiling and documented biological activity of Scots Pine essential oil.