Escentia Pine (Sylvestris) Pure Essential Oil

• Botanical Name: Pinus sylvestris
• Country Of Origin: France
• Form: Liquid essential oil
• Extraction Method: Steam distilled from dried needles
• Aroma: Fresh, resinous, forest-like
• Suitable For: Aromatherapy and cosmetic use
• Purity: 100% pure essential oil

• Adding a fresh woodland note to aromatherapy blends
• Using in diffusers and room fragrancing
• Blending into massage oils when properly diluted
• Including in bath and body oil formulations
• Creating fresher, more outdoorsy home fragrance blends
• Pairing with woody, herbal, and camphorous oils in custom formulations

This Product Is For:

• Essential oil users who enjoy fresh, forest-like botanical aromas
• Makers creating massage oils, bath blends, and room fragrance products
• Formulators looking for a pure, single-ingredient essential oil
• Those building fresh, invigorating, woodland-style scent profiles

This Product Is Not For:

• Direct neat application to the skin
• Internal use
• Anyone looking for a ready-to-use massage oil
• Use without proper dilution

• As a Room Fragrancer: Add a few drops to a suitable diffuser or oil burner.
• As a Massage Blend: Dilute into a suitable carrier oil before applying to the skin.
• As a Bath Blend: Add to a suitable dispersing base before adding to bath water.
• As a Body Oil Add-In: Blend in small amounts into compatible body oil formulations.
• Blending Tip: Pairs well with cedarwood, cypress, eucalyptus, juniper, lavender, marjoram, niaouli, sage, rosemary, thyme, and tea tree.

• For external use only.
• Do not ingest.
• Always dilute before skin application.
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
• Patch test a diluted blend before wider use.
• Keep out of reach of children and animals.
• Store away from sunlight and heat.

Q: What does pine essential oil smell like?
A: It has a fresh, resinous, forest-like aroma that works beautifully in diffuser blends and more invigorating body formulations.

Q: Which oils does pine blend well with?
A: It blends especially well with cedarwood, cypress, eucalyptus, juniper, lavender, marjoram, niaouli, sage, rosemary, thyme, and tea tree.

Q: Can I use this in a massage blend?
A: Yes, it is well suited to massage blends when properly diluted in a suitable carrier oil.