Pine essential oil has a refreshing and empowering aroma.
Relieves pain by directly altering the physiological pain pathways, and helps reduce swelling with its anti-inflammatory properties.
Prevents skin conditions such as eczema and acne. May prevent bacteria, fungi and viruses from spreading, reducing infections.
Provides physical and mental strength by boosting memory snd increases concentration by stimulating the production of neurotransmitters. It's also a natural remedy for depression and improves energy levels.
Relieves respiratory problems by assisting clear mucus and sinus congestion. Can also help expel phlegm from the lungs.
Reduces body odor by assisting your body's natural sweat breakdown and fighting bacteria, along with overpowering the scent of sweat.
Increases metabolism by decreasing cravings and speeding up the digestion process so that nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream quicker and more efficiently.
Enhances detox by fighting off disease and reducing the amount of toxins accumulated in the body. Also possesses diuretic properties which assists in the excretion of toxins. Antioxidants in pine also increases the enzymes that speed up the detoxification process.
Promotes eye health since pine is able to buffer oxidative damage from free radicals, which cause cellular destruction and hasten macular degeneration. Also increases blood circulation to the capillaries in the eye, which ensures that the optic nerve is strengthened.
Strengthens scalp health with its ability to retain moisture , improving blood flow, and preventing sebum build up.
Stimulates healing and reduces scarring with it's antibacterial properties, and enhances the regeneration of tissue. When applied to the skin, it acts as an antiseptic and kills microbes and germs, accelerating the healing process before wounds become septic.
Reduces seasonal allergies by tempering the histamine response, and when used often can decrease sensitivity to allergens and subsequent mast cell recruitment. Mast cells are immune cells that cause increased inflammation, especially in the lungs where it detects "invaders", or allergens, which triggers the allergic reaction response or asthma attacks.