Fir Needle Oil (2048)

Botanical Name:    Abies sibirica
Botanical Family:   Pinaceae
Olfactive Family:  Woody
Country of Origin:   Siberia
Source:   Leaves and twigs
Odour:    Balsamic, powerful, pine forest
Colour:   Water white to pale olive yellow
Crop:  
Process:  Steam distillation

General Description:  The Fir and Pine trees are often confused, largely due to the cutting which occurs in inhospitable regions. The difference is usually registered by the composition of the oil and the name, but even here it can be confusing. The needles (leaves) and twigs are used after the trees are felled for lumber. In general the trees are alternatively felled so that there is a constant supply and regeneration is normal practice

All prices quoted are exclusive of VAT. We will be happy to quote for larger quantities. Prices are subject to change without notice due to seasonal availability of some of these natural products

All Essential Oils and Absolutes are independently tested.
All Oils have a ‘best before date’.
All Essential Oils and Absolutes are supplied in Child resistant closures.
All enquires should be sent to the company’s research department. 

Safety Notes: Essential oils are very powerful plant extracts and should always be treated with care. Always kep out of reach of children and only store in bottles with dropper inserts. They should not be ingested and should always be diluted in a suitable carrier oil before being used on the skin.

Allergens:  See EFFA Sheet for Allergens) All ways do a patch test.