Swiss-Pine Essential Oil
pinus cembra

USES
Mix the following oils thoroughly
to create a refreshing and relaxing
fragrance and add it to an aromatherapy lamp.
4 drops Swiss-Pine oil
2 drops Cypress oil
2 drops Grapefruit oil

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A shower gel with Swiss-Pine oil
has a gentle disinfectant effect and
also refreshes the body,
as the oil can promote blood flow.
Add six drops of Swiss-Pine oil to one half cup
of liquid castile soap and pour into a squeeze bottle.

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A bath with two drops of Swiss-Pine oil
added to it stimulates perspiration which helps
the body flush out toxins and wastes.

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Footbaths with Swiss-Pine oil
can warm up cold feet and treat
the swelling and soreness that sometimes result.
Mix 2 drops of Swiss-Pine oil with one tablespoon
of heavy cream and add it to the warm water.

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Steam inhalations
with Swiss-Pine and Chamomile oils
help treat respiratory ailments.
The Swiss-Pine oil can stunt the growth of
bacteria and soothe the bronchial tubes.
Blend one drop each
of Roman Chamomile and Swiss-Pine oil
in one cup of hot water, and with eyes
closed tight, inhale the vapors.

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Antiseptic properties
of Swiss-Pine oil disinfect the air,
reducing the chance of infection in a sickroom.
Mix 3 drops each of Swiss-Pine oil,
Lemon oil with 5 drops of Eucalyptus oil
and use it in an aromatherapy lamp.

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Massage oil containing Swiss-Pine oil
can ease sore muscles by promoting blood flow,
resulting in a warming effect.
Mix two drops each
of Swiss-Pine oil and Rosemary oil
with 3 drops of Lavender oil
and add to your massage oil.


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