Description
Pure spring water and fresh spruce needles (Picea Abies), the traditional Christmas tree, collected on the splendid Barbiano Alps (South Tyrol) are the ingredients with which this organic spruce essential oil is produced.
Perfume : fresh, forest, resinous.
Excellent ally in case of coughs, colds, respiratory disorders. Very suitable for improving air quality.
Only fresh needles and thin fir twigs are used to produce the essential oil – without the pieces of wood and cones as in most commercial products. So even the aroma is different.
100% pure directly from the manufacturer
It is obtained by gentle steam distillation, without the addition of other chemical substances. Despite this wording appearing on all essential oils, long production lines do not always guarantee a safe product.
Freshness : a short supply chain product obtained in limited quality that does not age.
Thanks to attention to detail, our spruce essential oil has important antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Packaging: recyclable dark glass
CERTIFIED ORGANIC PRODUCT - ABCERT
Produced and packaged in Italy
Instructions
Some tips for using spruce essential oil:
- Diffusers or humidifiers , 3-4 drops for better air quality. They recreate the warm atmosphere typical of the South Tyrolean stube.
- Fumes, fumigations in case of colds and bronchitis 3-4 drops of essential oil diluted in 2 liters of hot water has an expectorant action.
- Relaxing and balsamic bath : add a few drops to the bathtub for a relaxing and invigorating effect.
- Sauna infusion approx. 5-10 drops diluted in half a liter of water.
Warnings : Not suitable for children under 3 years of age, pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. At high doses it can irritate the mucous membranes.
: Do not use any essential oil derived from conifers if it is too old, i.e. excessively oxidised, as it could cause irritation. Even if well stored, the essential oil becomes "old" in 12-18 months.
Recycle & Enviroment
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JarGL 70Glass
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Plastic capHDPE2plastic
Check the regulations of your local municipality.