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Pine Essential Oil

Tonic and stimulating, Scots pine essential oil restores strength and vigor in the event of a slack. Refreshing and energizing, it frees the airways and diffuses a pleasant fragrance evoking a walk in the forest.

History of Pine Essential Oil

Scots Pines are slender trees with ocher-red bark, native to Asia, and growing in the mountains. Their longevity generally reaches 200 years but some of them can live more than 700 years.

Today, its natural range is extremely wide: it is found from the south of the Iberian Peninsula to Turkey, from the Scottish mountains to Manchuria via the far north of Siberia. It is commonly used in construction and in the manufacture of pulp, its wood being exploited to produce plywood peeling and in carpentry. It also produces turpentine and, of course, essential oil of Scots Pine.

Pine Essential Oil

Properties of Pine Essential Oil

The properties of Pine Essential Oil are explained by the presence of active compounds originally present in the needles and pine cones of Pinus sylvestris.

For health

Expectorant and mucolytic

The richness of the oil in alpha pinene stimulates the mucin glands, which thins the mucus and facilitates its elimination. A very interesting property to fight against cough.

Respiratory decongestant

Thanks to its richness in alpha pinene and limonene, Scots Pine oil tones the vein walls and helps improve blood and lymphatic circulation. 1,8-cineole is also very active in soothing inflammation of the entire respiratory tree.

Anti-inflammatory and analgesic

The pinenes contained in the oil are thermogenic, bringing a sensation of local heat while bornyl acetate is a central and peripheral analgesic.

Hormonal stimulant

The cortison-like activity of alpha pinene makes it effective in asthenia, usable in bronchitis, sinusitis and asthma.

Other properties:

Anti-infective and antiseptic
Immune stimulant
Hypo-allergenic
Venous and lymphatic decongestant
Utero-ovarian decongestant

For the well-being

Energizing and invigorating

Thanks to its richness in monoterpenes, Pine Essential Oil is a general tonic and stimulant for the body. This property is explained by the stimulation of the adrenal cortex.

Indications of Pine Essential Oil

Thanks to the many properties described above, Scots Pine oil has multiple indications.

Pine Essential Oil

For health

Immune deficiencies

The contribution of the essential oil to the antioxidant system and its immunomodulatory capacity makes it possible to globally increase the immune response to external aggressions. It is therefore recommended for diffusion in sick rooms, in the event of convalescence, epidemics and viral or bacterial infections.

ENT and respiratory disorders

Thanks to the expectorant, mucolytic and antitussive properties of Scots Pine, ENT infections are among the indications for the oil for inhalation, diffusion or massage, during the day because the essential oil is invigorating: asthma, ENT congestion, mucus, infection ENT and respiratory (nasopharyngitis, colds, bronchitis, etc.), stuffy nose, allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, cough.

Skin disorders

Its antibacterial and antiseptic properties encourage its use in case of eczema, skin mycosis or parasitosis: dilute in vegetable oil and apply to the affected part.

Joint and muscle pain

The anti-inflammatory and analgesic potential of Scots Pine helps relieve osteoarthritis, arthritis, sciatica, lumbago, rheumatism, stiffness and muscle/joint pain (dilute in vegetable oil and massage the painful area) .

Blood circulation disorders and hypotension

Dilute with a vegetable oil and massage the area concerned to take advantage of the venous decongestant virtues of Scots Pine oil, and its benefits on the following problems: cellulite, heavy legs, water retention.

Other indications

Anguish and anxiety
Concentration (favors)
Latent depression
Physical and mental fatigue
Fixations (persistent ideas or thoughts)
Nervousness and inner restlessness
Stress
Timidity

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Use of Pine Essential Oil

Pine Essential Oil can be used in very different ways for a wide spectrum of diseases and symptoms. Nevertheless, in case of doubt, it is recommended to contact a professional in order to collect personalized and secure information, adapted to your medical situation, your profile and your age.

Cutaneous application, massage

It is best to test the essential oil before using it (two drops in the crook of your elbow for at least 24 hours to check that there is no reaction).

To treat respiratory infections, dilute one drop of essential oil with four drops of vegetable oil, then apply to the back, spine and soles of the feet.

Fatigue, convalescence: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the top of the kidneys, the bottom of the back, and the soles of the feet.
Cough: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the spine and soles of the feet.
For arthritis, osteoarthritis, sciatica, and lumbago: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the painful areas, also in the bath, mixing with a neutral base.
Muscle stiffness and pain: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the painful areas, also in the bath mixed with a neutral base.
Blood circulation (cellulite, heavy legs, water retention, etc.): dilute with vegetable oil and massage the affected area.
Hypotension: dilute with vegetable oil and massage the spine, or in olfaction and diffusion.

Branding and Package Design of Pine Essential Oil

Oriental Group provides a complete branding service for clients wishing to penetrate their domestic markets using their very own Pine Essential Oil Wholesale.

Bottling

We have many varieties of bottles and containers at our disposal, of course the client may supply their own, or can send us a sample for us to mass produce.

Labeling

The client can supply their own label or have one produced for them by our team of designers, we can design exactly to your specifications.

Casing

We can supply casing solutions to meet any specifications ranging from customized design cases, case printed designs and other custom requirements.

Please contact us with your requirements.

Further, you may please note that we have the strengths and capabilities to deliver the international quality of Pine Essential Oil. Our additional strength today is the excellent logistic control system, which facilitates faster order processing and shipment. We have even automatized most of the production chain to ensure faster production and accuracy.

FAQ Pine Essential Oil:

How can I get some samples?

We are honored to offer you samples. New clients are expected to pay for the courier cost, the samples are free for you, and this charge will be deducted from the payment for formal order.

Regarding the courier cost: You can arrange a RPI (remote pick-up) service upon FedEx, UPS, DHL, TNT, etc. To have the samples collected; or inform us your DHL collection account. Then you can pay the freight direct to your local carrier company.

How does your Pine Essential Oil do regarding quality control?

Quality is priority! Every worker keeps the QC from the very beginning to the very end:

All raw material we used are environmental-friendly.

Skilful workers care every detail in handing the stamping, printing, stitching, packing process.

Quality control department especially responsible for quality checking in each process.

Can your factory print or emboss my logo on the goods?

Yes, we can print your logo on the goods or their packing box, for patent protection purpose, a letter of attorney (letter of authorization) shall be provided for the logo.

We usually produce goods based on customer’s samples or based on customers’ picture, logo, and sizes etc. detail information design for customers.

Company Information:

Oriental Group

N°200 Lot Elmassar, Z.I Sidi Ghanem

Route de Safi

40 000 Marrakech

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Peppermint Essential Oil

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Due to its richness in menthol, Peppermint Essential Oil has a highly refreshing action and remarkable analgesic properties, which give it a place as the first choice in the first aid kit for families or athletes: Peppermint is indeed an essential oil essential during shocks, blows or painful stings. It is also used to relieve headaches and migraines, improve digestion, unclog the nose, counter nausea and fight bad breath.

Whatever the use of Peppermint Essential Oil, it is preferable to dilute it in vegetable oil to limit the risk of skin irritation, reduce the smell which can be heady, and avoid an excessive cold effect.

History of Peppermint Essential Oil

Peppermint is a hybrid plant, that is to say, the result of a cross between water mint and another species of mint. Its origin dates back to ancient times: it would probably have emerged in a vast region encompassing northern Africa, the Mediterranean basin, and western Asia. The Egyptians, Hebrews, and ancient Greeks already knew it and used it for its therapeutic properties.

Today, like spearmint, peppermint is grown on a large scale, but other more marginal varieties such as pineapple mint or lemon mint (Bergamot) are also enjoying some success.

Peppermint

Properties of Peppermint Essential Oil

When to use Peppermint Essential Oil?

-Pain relieved by cold (trauma, blows, bruises, sprains, strains, punctures)

-Migraines and headaches

-Nausea, motion sickness

-Digestive disorders (spasms, dyspepsia, bloating, irritable bowel, colitis, bad breath)

-Heavy or swollen legs

-Concentration, fatigue

Pain and itching

Menthol gives Peppermint Essential Oil great pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties. Just like the cold, menthol indeed activates the thermal receptors of the skin, which leads to deep analgesia (relief of pain). The Thermo receptors implicated are the TRPM8 receptors sensitive to cold temperatures and involved in the processes of inflammation, pain, and itching (pruritus). This analgesic (anti-pain) property has been verified experimentally on a model of chronic neuropathic pain.

As soon as there is pain, redness, heat, or itching (pruritus), Peppermint Essential Oil will relieve you.

Peppermint Essential Oil

Headaches and migraines

Whatever the origin of the headaches (hepatic, vascular, infectious origin), Peppermint Essential Oil can reduce or even relieve pain.

In the case of migraines and headaches, the essential oil of Peppermint is used in the local application (ideally diluted, max 10%), on the areas of the forehead, the temples, and the sinuses. After application, massage these areas insistently with your fingertips, ideally on acupuncture points.

Digestive disorders

With regard to digestive disorders, peppermint first of all promotes gastric emptying: the stomach empties more quickly, which relieves the feelings of distension of the stomach and can be useful in case of gastric sourness.

Added to this are spasmolytic, anti-inflammatory, and carminative (anti-flatulence) properties which give Peppermint a clinically proven action on several digestive ailments such as:

Irritable bowel syndrome
Intestinal spasms
Functional dyspepsia (digestive disorders which are generally manifested by pain in the stomach, and bloating)
Inflammatory bowel pain: in combination with caraway essential oil
Peppermint Essential Oil is also useful for managing nausea.

It also has an action on the gallbladder: Peppermint Essential Oil, due to its choleretic properties and its relaxing action on the sphincters, will also be of interest in cases of biliary insufficiency.

ENT disorders

We must consider on the one hand the action of menthol which allows a relaxation of the respiratory tracts when they are contracted, on the other hand the anti-inflammatory, mucolytic and refreshing properties of Peppermint, and we obtain a remarkable essential oil to relieve ENT ailments, in synergy with other anti-infectious essential oils of course.