Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil - Organic (Pinus Pinaster)

Our Organic Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil (pinus pinaster) is a 100% pure and natural professional grade essential oil derived from the resin of pine trees. This high-quality essential oil is steam distilled and sourced from organic pine forests, ensuring its purity and potency.

This Organic Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil is rich in monoterpenes, specifically, alpha-pinene and beta-pinene, which give it its characteristic fresh, woody, and resinous aroma. These compounds also contribute to the oil's numerous health benefits and therapeutic properties, making it a versatile addition to your essential oil collection.

Yes! This is the one you want if you are doing the pine resin essential oil on sugar cubes parasite cleanse. I have done it and it was enjoyable. Did it kill parasites? I don’t know because I probably didn’t need to kill parasites in the first place. I just wanted to try it out.

Anyway, we neither encourage nor discourage anyone from doing the cleanse. But I can say that many people have reported a benefit from doing it, and no one has complained of any complications.

Organic Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil can be used in various applications, such as aromatherapy, DIY cleaning solutions, art and crafts, and topical treatments for minor wounds and skin infections.

Experience the wonders of nature with our Organic Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil and elevate your well-being with its powerful therapeutic properties.

Properties: Analgesic, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial, Antirheumatic 

Some of the key benefits of this pine resin turpentine essential oil include:

1. Antimicrobial properties: Its potent antimicrobial properties help eliminate various bacteria, fungi, and viruses, making it a valuable ingredient in natural remedies and cleaning products.
   

2. Anti-inflammatory properties: The oil's monoterpenes exhibit anti-inflammatory properties that can help soothe inflammation and alleviate pain associated with conditions like arthritis and muscle aches.
   

3. Expectorant properties: Turpentine has been used traditionally as a natural expectorant to help clear respiratory congestion and ease coughs, providing relief for colds, bronchitis, and sinus congestion.
   

4. Insect repellent properties: The strong aroma of turpentine effectively repels insects, making it a useful ingredient in natural insect repellents.
   

5. Stress relief... Pine resin essential oil is a natural analgesic and has anti-inflammatory properties. As a result, it is useful in relieving physical and mental stress, particularly when added to bathwater. 

How To Use Essential Oils

Blends well with: Bergamot, Cedarwood, Clary Sage, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Frankincense, Juniper Berry, Lavender, Lemon, Peppermint, Rosemary, Sandalwood, Tea Tree

Relaxing bath blend: 
1 teaspoon Pomegranate Seed Oil 
1 drop Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil 
2 drops Lavender Essential Oil 
Mix the essential oils with the pomegranate seed oil before adding them to the bath water to help the oils to disperse well. 

Massage oil for pained joints:
1 oz. Pomegranate Seed Oil
1 drop Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil
4 drops Yarrow Essential Oil
4 drops Turmeric Essential Oil 

Mix all the oils together and use the blend as a massage oil for sore joints and muscles. 

Natural insect repellent:
Pine Resin Turpentine Essential Oil
Hinoki Essential Oil 

Both of these oils are highly effective natural insect repellents. Simply add a drop of them to your clothes to ward away bugs and other pests.

Pine resin, also known as pine sap, is harvested from various species of pine trees, ours comes from the maritime pine (Pinus pinaster) growing wild in Portugal. The process of harvesting pine resin is called tapping or resin extraction. Here's an overview of the pine resin extraction method.

1. Selection of trees: Pine trees suitable for tapping are usually at least 9-12 years old and have a trunk diameter of about 30 centimeters (12 inches) or more.
   
   
2. Incision creation: The bark of the tree is carefully removed to expose the cambium layer, which is the part of the tree responsible for resin production. This process is called "wounding" or "scoring." The incision is typically made in a V-shape or with horizontal cuts, and the depth and length of the cut are determined based on the tree species and the desired resin yield.
   
   
3. Resin collection: The resin flows out of the incision and is collected in a container attached to the tree below the flow.
   
   
4. Maintenance: The wound may be re-opened or widened periodically to stimulate continuous resin flow, usually every couple of weeks during the tapping season. Care must be taken not to damage the tree excessively, as this can compromise its health and future resin production.
   
   
5. Harvesting: Once the containers are full or the tapping season ends, the resin is collected and transported to the distillation equipment. The resin is then steam distilled to create essential oils.
   
   
6. Tree recovery: After the tapping season, the tree is allowed to rest and recover. The incision will eventually heal, and the tree can be tapped again in the future, usually after 2-3 years or more, depending on the tree's health.

It is essential to follow sustainable harvesting practices to ensure the long-term health of the pine trees and the surrounding ecosystem. Over-tapping or improper tapping techniques can stress the tree and make it susceptible to disease or environmental threats.

Pine Resin Essential Oil Profile

Sage and Pine Essential Oils - A Mystical Pairing

Main Chemical Components:

• alpha-Pinene (70.47%)
• beta-Pinene (16.01%)

Distillation Date: October 2023