Jack Pine Oil
wildorganic

Name: Pine Oil Jack Pine wild organic
SKU: 7927-bio
Price: 9.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

SKU

7927-bio

Rare jack pine oil (Pinus banksiana). 100% naturally pure, certified organic essential oil from sustainable wild harvesting in the boreal coniferous forest in northern Canada. Gently produced distillate directly after harvesting the fresh branches with needles, 10ml.

Speciality	Endemic pine species from controlled wild collection in the boreal coniferous forest in northern Canada.
Scientific Name	Pinus banksiana
Purity	100% natural essential oil
Organic Quality	Certified organic since 2015
Harvest	Wild collection, from May to October
Processing	Gentle steam distillation of the fresh twigs and needles
Terroir	Québec, Canada
Origin	Directly from the producer's own distillery specializing in native plants of the boreal coniferous forest
Aroma	Very aromatic, woody-resinous, forest-honey-like, subtle citrus note in the finish
Effects	Invigorating, concentration-enhancing, relaxing, balancing
Allergens	Limonene, Linalool

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The Jack pine grows endemically in the boreal coniferous forest in the Canadian region of the Québec province. This region is characterised by a continental climate with strong temperature fluctuations, from +20C in the short summers to -40C in winter. These extreme climatic conditions cause the trees to develop complex, natural aromas such as α- and β-pinene, bornyl acetate, δ3-carene and camphene. The production of the essential oil, as a sustainable by-product of the timber industry, is regulated by a precise and strict legal framework of the province of Québec. The exclusively fresh branches and needles are collected between May and October, crushed and distilled immediately after harvesting with gentle steam to produce this aromatic woody-resinous, balsamic essential oil.

The producer of this essential oil is a company based in the north of the Canadian province of Québec since 2014, which has set itself the mission of sustainable development of the boreal forest of the Québec province, nature and wildlife conservation, partnership with the First Nations People and the Canadian government. The manufacturer pays attention to sustainability at all stages of production, from the tree harvest to the end product, and monitors, controls and documents these processes. The trees and plants used to produce the essential oils come mainly from sustainable and certified wild harvesting, from which high-quality essential oils and hydrolates are produced through steam distillation. The entire production process and the manufacturer's essential oils and hydroalents have been certified by Ecocert Canada since 2015.

The Jack pine (Pinus banksiana) belongs to the pine family (Pinaceae), which is endemic to northern North America. This type of pine was named after the well-known British botanist Sir Joseph Banks, who explored the botany of Newfoundland and Labrador in 1766. The Banks pine grows to a height of around 20 metres and is characterised by the irregular growth of its branches due to its preferred location on barren, sandy soils. The yellow-green needles are 2-4 cm long and the thin bark is red-brown to grey when young and dark brown in older trees. The pine cones open in high heat, i.e. under the influence of fire, the tree disperses its seeds within a radius of 100 metres. The Native Americans used the resin to seal canoes and in various medicinal applications.

The deeply aromatic balsamic aroma relaxes, calms and invigorates at the same time. It increases focus and concentration. The aroma, reminiscent of fresh forest air, is ideal for yoga practice and supports focus during learning.

Product Details

100% pure natural essential oil of Pinus banksiana.

Uses

- Intended for use as room fragrance
- Do not use undiluted
- Do not use on infants and young children
- Keep out of reach of young children
- Individuals currently under medical treatment as well as those who have allergies or are epileptic, pregnant or breastfeeding should consult a doctor before use
- Avoid contact with eyes, skin and mucous membranes