Fir Needle
Crisp, refreshing sensation of Fir Needle helps to clear congestion, strengthen the immune system, promoting clarity and vitality.
Elevate your endurance with Fir's woodsy, fresh aroma.
Botanical Name: Abies sibirica
Aroma: Fresh, bright top notes with a gentle woody undertone
Note: Mid
Status: Organic
Chakra: Third eye/crown
Origin: Siberia
Method of extraction: Steam Distilled
Aromatherapy
Fir Needle supports us to feel self confident, patient and courageous, to feel free in spirit and have endurance. It allows us to be optimistic and self-accepting, releasing guilt and finding forgiveness. Traditional Herbalists considered Fir Needle warming and drying, toning the Chi.
Fir Needle supports us to absorb new ideas and perspectives. It allows us to achieve strength and inner unity, elevating us whilst keeping us grounded. Often used for clearing a space of negative energies and to aid in meditation.
Traditional Uses
In the First People Nations of the Americas, Europe and the Middle East it was very commonly applied for the symptoms of; cough, cold, flu, bronchitis, sinusitis, viral and bacterial infections and to boost white blood cell count. It is considered one of the best oils for the whole breathing system and a very effective decongestant.
Well known for its antibacterial, antiviral properties, a scientific experiment was conducted in Canada. A test group of subjects suffering from the flu were blood tested to measure white blood cell count and viral levels. They were then sent on a walk through a pine forest. At the conclusion of their walk these levels were re-tested. In all subjects, the viral infection had reduced and the white blood cell count had increased. It is our white blood cells that fight an infection.
Applied in a liniment to reduce the symptoms of; muscle pain, inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis and gout. Fir Needle improves circulation to aid the healing process. It was considered a tonic for nervous system, kidneys and lungs, always used as part of any convalescence or after an illness where the person is left weak. In China and Europe it was used in cases of kidney and bladder infections, such as cystitis.
Suggested Uses
Inhalation- Aroma Diffusers, Steam Inhalation
Skin care products, chest rubs, balms, ointments, massage oils
Antiseptic Washes and Cleaning Products
Baths, compress
Safety
Siberian Fir Needle is non-toxic, non-irritant and non-sensitising.
Some pine oils can become potential irritants if oxidised (exposed to air).
Always be aware of individual allergies.
Blends with
Sweet Orange, Lemon, Mandarin, Pink Grapefruit, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Lavender, Rose Geranium and Peppermint
Fir Needle supports us to feel self confident, patient and courageous, to feel free in spirit and have endurance. It allows us to be optimistic and self-accepting, releasing guilt and finding forgiveness. Traditional Herbalists considered Fir Needle warming and drying, toning the Chi.
Fir Needle supports us to absorb new ideas and perspectives. It allows us to achieve strength and inner unity, elevating us whilst keeping us grounded. Often used for clearing a space of negative energies and to aid in meditation.
In the First People Nations of the Americas, Europe and the Middle East it was very commonly applied for the symptoms of; cough, cold, flu, bronchitis, sinusitis, viral and bacterial infections and to boost white blood cell count. It is considered one of the best oils for the whole breathing system and a very effective decongestant.
Well known for its antibacterial, antiviral properties, a scientific experiment was conducted in Canada. A test group of subjects suffering from the flu were blood tested to measure white blood cell count and viral levels. They were then sent on a walk through a pine forest. At the conclusion of their walk these levels were re-tested. In all subjects, the viral infection had reduced and the white blood cell count had increased. It is our white blood cells that fight an infection.
Applied in a liniment to reduce the symptoms of; muscle pain, inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis and gout. Fir Needle improves circulation to aid the healing process. It was considered a tonic for nervous system, kidneys and lungs, always used as part of any convalescence or after an illness where the person is left weak. In China and Europe it was used in cases of kidney and bladder infections, such as cystitis.
Suggested Uses
Inhalation- Aroma Diffusers, Steam Inhalation
Skin care products, chest rubs, balms, ointments, massage oils
Antiseptic Washes and Cleaning Products
Baths, compress
Siberian Fir Needle is non-toxic, non-irritant and non-sensitising.
Some pine oils can become potential irritants if oxidised (exposed to air).
Always be aware of individual allergies.
Sweet Orange, Lemon, Mandarin, Pink Grapefruit, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Lavender, Rose Geranium and Peppermint