Pine Organic essential oil

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

€5.43 (VAT included)

€4.56 (without VAT)

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Code	Size	Net price	Total price
M-1160	10 ml	€4.56	€5.43
M-1160-0.08	80 g	€21.73	€25.86
M-1160-0.8	800 g	€181.13	€215.54

Product reference D-1160

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Description

Pine Organic essential oil (Pinus sylvestris), captures the vitality and resilience of evergreen trees from northern regions. Obtained by steam distillation of fresh needles, it guarantees absolute purity, essential since conifers act as natural filters for pollutants.

In organic cosmetics, it is appreciated for its rubefacient and toning effect, stimulating peripheral microcirculation in sports massage oils for muscle relaxation and regulating sebum secretion of problematic scalp, leaving a refreshing sensation of invigorating freshness. From an emotional and energetic perspective, Pine is a powerful general tonic, ideal in states of chronic exhaustion or "burnout".

Characteristics

eco Cultivation: Organic, certified by Ecocert Greenlife. The needles are harvested from unpolluted areas, respecting forest biodiversity.
air Olfactory profile: Fresh, balsamic, woody-resinous, with top notes of fine turpentine and a clean, dry earthy base.
location_on Origin: France / Austria / Bulgaria (mountainous or northern regions, ideal for pinene accumulation).
verified_user Certification: COSMOS ORGANIC certified by Ecocert Greenlife in accordance with the COSMOS standard.

Ingredients: 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.

Main properties

checkPowerful respiratory antiseptic: Purifies bronchi and sinuses, fights respiratory bacteria and viruses.
checkExpectorant and mucolytic: Liquefies secretions and facilitates mucus elimination, clearing the airways.
checkGeneral tonic and cortisone-mimetic: Stimulates adrenal glands, combating deep fatigue and chronic inflammation.
checkRubefacient and analgesic: Warms the applied area, stimulating circulation and soothing rheumatic or muscular pain.
checkAtmospheric antiseptic: Disinfects indoor air, being ideal for preventing the spread of infections.

Therapeutic properties and mechanisms of action

The therapeutic power of the oil lies in monoterpenes (alpha-pinene and beta-pinene, up to 80%), acting as an exceptional atmospheric antiseptic and mild bronchodilator. Its “cortison-like” action stimulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis to produce natural anti-inflammatories, being extremely effective in alleviating chronic fatigue, hypotension, and inflammatory rheumatic conditions.

In topical application, pinenes exert a rubefacient effect, causing local vasodilation that rapidly oxygenates tissues and accelerates lactic acid elimination after physical effort. This mechanism clears pain mediators, providing a comforting warm sensation to joint or muscle areas affected by cold or stiffness, while supporting optimal structural recovery by increasing peripheral blood flow.

editor_choice Usage recommendations and Synergies

Cosmetics and skin care

Pine essential oil is an excellent ally for congested skin, tired legs, and oily scalp. It is essential to use it diluted to avoid irritation.

Practical recommendations:

Sports massage oil (Warming): In a base of 50 ml Arnica oil, add 15 drops of Organic Pine, 10 drops of Wintergreen, and 5 drops of Mint. Massage muscles before and after effort to prevent muscle soreness.
Hair tonic for oily scalp: Add 2 drops of Pine and 2 drops of Atlas Cedar to the shampoo dose. Stimulates microcirculation at the hair root and regulates sebum.
Bath salts for cold feet: Mix 5 drops of Pine and 3 drops of Rosemary in a tablespoon of vegetable oil, then incorporate into a cup of Epsom salt to stimulate circulation.

Synergies in cosmetics:

Combines effectively with Eucalyptus Lemon and Rosemary for muscle pain, or with Lemon and Cedar for scalp. Prefers bases such as Sesame or Almond.

Health and Wellness

It is the reference oil for lower respiratory conditions (bronchitis) and for supporting the body during prolonged stress periods.

Practical recommendations:

Chest rub ointment for cough: Melt 30 ml Shea butter and add 10 drops Organic Pine, 5 drops Eucalyptus Globulus, and 5 drops Thyme. Massage chest and back for decongestion.
Inhalation for sinusitis: Put 2 drops Pine and 2 drops Mint in a bowl of hot water. Inhale for 10 minutes for antiseptic effect and secretion fluidification.
Adrenal support (Chronic fatigue): Massage kidney area in the morning with 5 drops Pine and 5 drops Black Spruce in 10 ml vegetable oil to provide an energy boost.

Synergies in health & wellness:

For the respiratory system, the classic synergy is with Ravintsara and Niaouli. For joint pain, combine with Juniper and Copaiba.

Aromatherapeutic applications

Diffusing Pine brings the benefits of a "forest bath" into your own living room, reducing stress, oxygenating the mind, and improving concentration.

Practical recommendations:

"Nordic Forest" blend (Purification and Energy): In diffuser, combine 4 drops Organic Pine, 3 drops Lemon, and 2 drops Balsam Fir for moments lacking vitality.
Aromatherapy sauna: Put 2-3 drops Pine in water for sauna stones, offering deep detoxification of pores and respiratory pathways.
Inhaler for mental clarity: On inhaler wick, add 5 drops Pine, 5 drops Grapefruit, and 3 drops Rosemary for focus and alertness.

Synergies in aromatherapy:

Blends harmoniously with other conifers (Fir), citrus (Lemon, Bergamot) and herbal notes (Eucalyptus, Sage).

Household use

The smell of Pine is synonymous with cleanliness, offering a natural, non-toxic alternative to synthetic detergents.

Practical recommendations:

Floor cleaning solution: Add 15 drops Pine and 15 drops Lemon to water with natural liquid soap for disinfected floors and fresh air.
Christmas air freshener: Drip Pine on porous wooden ornaments to instantly recreate authentic natural fir scent.
Bathroom disinfectant: Mix 20 drops Pine and 10 drops Tea Tree with vinegar and water to eliminate mold and bacteria from surfaces.

Recommended synergies:

For cleaning, works perfectly alongside Orange, Lemon, and Clove.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between Pine and Fir?: Pine (Pinus sylvestris) is more "Yang": tonic, stimulating, indicated for fatigue and rheumatic pain, with a slightly sharp scent. Fir (Abies balsamea/sibirica) is more "Yin": gentle, relaxing, fruity, preferred for evening diffusion or children.
Is Pine essential oil the same as Turpentine?: Raw turpentine is extracted from resin for industrial use, while Pine essential oil is obtained by distilling the needles, being a therapeutic, purified, and much milder product.
Is it safe for children?: It is safe for children over 3-6 years, used diffused or applied topically in high dilutions. Direct facial application on small children is not recommended to avoid respiratory spasms.
Can I use it if I have hypertension?: Pine is slightly hypertensive by stimulating adrenal glands. People with severe uncontrolled hypertension should use it with caution or choose relaxing alternatives.
My oil became viscous. Can I still use it?: If it thickened or became sour, it oxidized. DO NOT use it on skin anymore (risk of strong allergies). Use it only for toilet cleaning.

Technical data, quality

COSMOS ORGANIC certification guarantees purity. GC-MS analyses confirm a profile rich in pinenes, without residual solvents.

Main active compounds are:

Alpha-pinene (35-45%): Antiseptic, decongestant effect and fresh scent.
Beta-pinene (10-20%): Enhances anti-inflammatory and tonic effect.
Limonene (5-10%): Antiviral properties and subtle citrus note.
Bornyl acetate: Calming balsamic ester balancing stimulant effect.
Delta-3-carene: Conifer-specific mucolytic (potential allergen when oxidized).

Warnings, Safety data

General precautions

OXIDATION RISK: Oxidized oil is extremely irritating. Always keep well closed and cool.
Perform diluted skin patch test before use.
Not recommended in first 3 months of pregnancy and use with caution with hypotensive medication.

Safety in use

Dilution is mandatory. For adults, 3-5% is suitable for muscle pain or respiratory conditions. For children and elderly, reduce to 1-2%. Diffusion is safe, but regular breaks are recommended.

Storage

Keep in cool place: Refrigerator is ideal to prevent pinene oxidation.
Store in brown bottle, tightly closed.
Preferably use within 12-18 months after opening.

Sources

Bibliography and official scientific sources:

Tisserand, R. and Young, R., "Essential Oil Safety: A Guide for Health Care Professionals", 2014.
COSMOS Standard AISBL - "COSMOS Standard: Cosmetics Organic and Natural Standard".
European Medicines Agency (EMA) - HMPC Community Herbal Monograph on Pinus sylvestris L.
Battaglia, S., "The Complete Guide to Aromatherapy".
PubMed: Studies on the anti-inflammatory effect of alpha-pinene.

Why we love it

We love Organic Pine essential oil for its unwavering strength, acting as a trusted friend that supports us in states of exhaustion. Its honest aroma instantly clears the mind and lungs, while the organic certification guarantees absolute purity, free from urban environmental toxins. It is the essential oil of restored vitality, an essential pillar for respiratory health and an irreplaceable invigorating tonic on days that require courage, energy, and truly free breathing.