PACKAGING: 11,3 ml. bottle UNIT PRICE = € 8.70
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SIBERIAN PINEAbies sibirica (Pinacee)
Type: Conventional Origin: Russia (Siberia)
The Siberian pine is capable of resisting intense cold and high winds, and was originally found in the northern hemisphere (eastern Russia). It now grows in Scandinavia, Siberia, Canada and northern Europe.
An evergreen, it grows to heights in excess of thirty-five metres, with a trunk two metres in diameter. It has needle-shaped leaves, tapering cones and a tapering crown.
EXTRACTION OLFACTIVE AFFINITIES The essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of the needles and twigs. It is almost colourless, with a fresh, woody, balmy fragrance. It combines well with the essential oils of Caraway, Cypress, Copaiba, Elemi, Mint, Nutmeg, Ravensara, and generally all citrus and spicy oils.
It's often adulterated with (or replaced by) the inferior essential oil of Russian fir.
PROPERTIES (according to popular herbalist tradition)
ABIES SIBIRICA Pine has a long and established medicinal tradition among northern cultures, where it is mainly used as a remedy for respiratory problems. Non-toxic and non-irritant when used in moderation, essential oil of Siberian pine has anti-septic, anti-viral, bactericide, restorative and deodorant properties. In some regions of Asia it is still the only available treatment for pediculosis (lice) and is also used as a remedy for excessive sweating.
It's commonly used in cosmetics, soaps and personal hygiene products (especially bath products). It was formerly a primary raw material in the paints industry.
NB : further product information (composition, declaration of conformity etc.) can be found in the CLP PACKAGE INSERT package insert.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Concentrated 100% pure essential oil of certified natural origin in 11.3 ml (0.40 fl. oz.) glass vial. This product, also suitable for food use based on EC regulation 1334/2008, is totally free of stabilizing agents, fixatives and pesticides of any variety.
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