

Pinon Pine Essential Oil
$49.05
Pinon pine essential oil is another one of nature’s beautiful conifer oils. Its aromatic notes are lovely for diffusion, to set a clean and clear energy in homes and workplaces.
Energetically, piñon pine essential oil heals broken hearts and emotional pain. Inhaling it soothes the emotional body, and helps us to gain some distance on our feelings, so that we can accept them and put them into perspective.
It is a perfect oil to use during and after deep tissue treatments or hypnotherapy, or any treatments that open up the emotional body and expose old hurts. It supports us while we let go and helps transmute emotional pain.
Aromatic Profile
Top note: Resinous, pine like, sweet, woody notes
Heart Note: Pine like, sweet, woody, resinous notes
Base Note: Resinous, pine like, woody notes
Classification: Heart note
Tenacity:
Pinon pine cone essential oil is used in natural perfumery to create sacred incenses, resinous notes, amber bases, and precious woods notes.
Pinon pine essential oil blends well with sweet Annie, juniper berry, Palo santo, and grindelia.
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More About Our Pinon Pine Essential Oil
Size: 5 ml violet glass bottle
Source: USA
Distillation: Steam distilled in small batches by co-creative artisans
Botanical name: Pinus edulis / Pinus monphyllata
Homeopathic Properties of Pinon Pine Essential Oil
- Anti-cancer
- Anti-infectious
- Anti-tumoral
- Balsamic
- Depurative
- Emollient
- Regenerator–endocrine, prostate, ovary glands
- Stimulator–endocrine system, skin, circulatory system
- Tonic–adrenal
- Vulnerary
Uses
Internal–oral, inhalation
External––topical application, skin application, bath, massage, local or spinal compress, application to energy centers and meridian points
Observations and Anecdotal Information
The beautiful pinon pine is and has been a big player in the indigenous community of the desert southwest. Although known for its edible seeds, it filled many other roles including medicinal, ceremonial, and structural.
The Mescalero Apache valued the pinon nut, and collected it beginning around October. The nuts were parched on hot rocks or coals, then stored for use throughout the winter. The Navajo ground them into powder and made them into sun-dried cakes, also storing them through the winter.
Pollen was gathered in the spring by many indigenous peoples, for ceremonial use. Pinon was also a player in the puberty rites of young girls.
Medicinal uses for piñon pine essential oil include treatment for colds, skin infections, respiratory ailments, and burns. Modern uses include herbal treatment and prevention of cancer, scoliosis, adrenal tonic, and blood purification.
When used at the proper dosage, pinon can help the human body heal many diverse conditions, making it a “universal oil” for the American southwest.
Cautions
- Generally recognized as safe at normal dosages.
- Store out of the reach of children.
- Do not get essential oils in eyes.
None of our products are recognized or approved by the FDA. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. This information is anecdotal, and is provided for educational purposes only. It is not meant to be taken as medical advice. See a health care professional for medical advice.
| Weight | 0.04 lbs |
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