Odor: Very turpenic and fresh. Sweet and woody. Smells like a Christmas tree.
Botanical Name: Pinus grandis
Country of Origin: Finland
Extraction Technique: Steam Distilled
Components: Needles
Color: Colorless to pale yellow
Note: Top
Viscosity: Thin liquid
Properties: Stimulates and invigorates. Refreshes and revitalizes. Clarifies.
Possible Uses: Add to a diffuser; to wake up and energize your surroundings. May use as a room spray to freshen a stale room. Add to a warm bath (with emulsifier) to create an excellent soak for sore, stiff muscles. The Pine family of oils is much like the citrus oils. Like all members of the Citrus oil family, Mandarin has a limited shelf life (1 year max) and should always be kept cool and dark with limited "head space" in the bottle.
Great with: Cajeput/Niaouli, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Juniper, Lavender, Lemon, Rosemary, Sage and several others.
History & Facts: Tradtionally used in bath, massage and spa treatments for its energizing and muscle rejuvenation properties.
Safety Information: GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe). FDA approved for flavor. Use in small amounts as larger doses may cause skin irritation.
