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Essential oil Swiss stone pine

Name: Essential oil Swiss stone pine
Brand: puralpina Shop
SKU: 7496
Price: 13.5 CHF
Availability: InStock

Queen of the Alps

CHF 13.50

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With the scent of the mountains, you will sleep like a marmot. The refreshing pine wood creates a homely, calming atmosphere. It has a positive effect on your recovery phases and ensures a relaxing room climate. Only high-quality organic essential oils are used in the production.

Add 5 to 10 drops directly onto your fragrance stone, into your fragrance lamp or into your aroma diffuser and enjoy the woody, resinous, fresh forest scent.

Content: 5ml

Legal declaration
Our essential oil fragrance blends are pure natural products. However, according to European and Swiss legislation, they are subject to chemicals legislation. This stipulates the declaration of hazard symbols, hazard and safety information. If our fragrance blends were not made from 100% pure natural essential oils, there would be no hazard symbols on the label. You could therefore say that the symbols are a sign of quality.

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Add 5-10 drops directly onto your fragrance stone, into your fragrance lamp or aroma diffuser.

100% natural essential oils such as pine, balsam fir, lemon, rosemary, angelica and lemon myrtle.

The scent of spruce essential oil is resinous, woody, tart and balsamic.

Do you love the smell of the forest?
Discover our other essential oils such as spruce, silver fir and larch. All four scents are also available as room sprays.

Sehr angenehm

Dieser feine Duft

Herrliches Öl. Es verwandelt meine Wohnung in einen Wohlfühlort

Passt

Arve

sehr angenehmer Duft.

Sehr gut

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Why are there hazard symbols on the label?

In Switzerland, most essential oils sold freely are subject to the Chemicals Act or Chemicals Law. Therefore, labeling with hazard symbols (pictograms), signal words (warning: danger) and safety instructions is mandatory. The use of pictograms on essential oils and room fragrances is a sign of quality. If the essential oils were not 100% pure, there would be no hazard symbols on the label.

How do I use the essential oils?

Add 5 to 10 drops to your fragrance stone, aroma lamp or aroma diffuser. For use in aromatherapy, it is best to look in specialist literature or ask your aromatherapist.

What are essential oils?

Essential oils are highly volatile, fat-soluble, chemical mixtures that contain a huge number of chemical compounds. Each essential oil has its own character and therefore its own area of application. Essential oils are produced by the plant in oil glands. Depending on the type of plant, these are found in the leaves, flowers, seeds, fruit peels, roots, but also in resins, bark or wood. Essential oils are the scents and communication substances of a plant.

How are essential oils extracted?

There are various ways to extract essential oils. The most common are steam distillation, cold pressing or extraction.

Do you make the essential oils yourself?

We are not equipped to produce essential oils ourselves. Our fragrance blends are created in collaboration with Aromalife - a veteran and true professional in the field of fragrances. Our essential oils are bottled and labeled at the TRANSfair Foundation in Thun. The foundation offers mentally impaired people a meaningful and protected workplace.

Are your essential oils natural?

Our essential oils are pure natural products. We only consider 100% natural essential oils.

How many drops of essential oil are in 5ml?

We assume that there are about 20 drops in 1ml of essential oil. This means that there are about 100 drops in 5ml.

So if you use 5 drops for your fragrance stone, aroma lamp or aroma diffuser, our bottle will be enough for 20 applications.

What is the best way to store my essential oil?

The ideal storage temperature is between 18 and 22 °C without major temperature fluctuations.