• Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle dōTERRA, 5 ml
  • Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
  • Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
  • Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
  • Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
  • Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
  • Epinette noire (Black Spruce) huile essentielle doTERRA, 5 ml
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Picea mariana

Black Spruce essential oil dōTERRA | 5 ml

Black Spruce essential oil dōTERRA | 5 ml

Black Spruce essential oil is the oil of the far northern forests in the dōTERRA range, for those who love conifers but find fir too sharp. It is distilled from the needles and branches of Picea mariana, a tree of the Canadian boreal forest, and has a woody, balsamic scent, softer than that of other tree oils.

It owes this settled character to bornyl acetate, which it contains in large amounts. Diffused in the morning or applied diluted to the back of the neck during the day, it creates a calm atmosphere that lends itself to meditation. On the skin, mixed with a carrier oil, it gives a cool, soothing sensation: massaged into tired shoulders and legs after exertion, it makes the massage comforting. A drop in your moisturiser helps cleanse the skin and reduce the appearance of blemishes.

No tree is felled for it: the branches and needles left behind by the timber industry are what gets distilled. A soft, calm tree oil, made from what nobody used to harvest.

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  • Gives off a woody, balsamic and slightly fruity aroma, calming and relaxing.
  • Creates a calm atmosphere and fresh air at home, conducive to meditation.
  • Provides a cool, soothing sensation on tired muscles during a massage.
  • Helps cleanse the skin and reduce the appearance of blemishes.

Application:

Aromatic description: Balsamic, woody, green, fruity

Plant part: Needles and branches

Extraction method: Steam distillation

Origin: Canada (Chapais, Quebec)

Quality: CPTG Certified Pure Tested Grade

Interesting fact

Spruce resin, which the Indigenous peoples of North America chewed, became the first chewing gum sold commercially, made in Maine by John Curtis in 1848. In Quebec, the young shoots were also used to brew spruce beer.

Uses

  • Cosmetic

    After exertion, mix one to two drops with fractionated coconut oil and massage into the shoulders and legs for a soothing, comforting sensation.

    Massage a diluted drop onto the chest, or breathe it in from your cupped hands, for a cool, energising aroma.

    Add a drop to your daily skincare for clean skin and a balanced complexion.

    Add a few drops to your moisturiser to reduce the appearance of blemishes.

  • Everyday

    Diffuse three to four drops in the morning during your meditation for a calm, settled atmosphere.

    Apply a diluted drop to the back of the neck during the day to enjoy a relaxing aroma.