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Epicea sitka Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Epicea sitka Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Arôme Naturel
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Sitka Spruce Essential Oil (Picea Sitka) is extracted from the twigs of this majestic conifer, native to the vast coastal forests of North America. Known for its imposing stature and its ability to thrive in demanding environments, the Sitka Spruce embodies the quiet strength of nature.

Its woody, fresh, and slightly resinous scent evokes the purity of large conifer forests. It offers an invigorating and purifying olfactory experience, ideal for creating an atmosphere of clarity and rejuvenation in your home. An invitation to serenity, this scent brings a feeling of freshness and well-being, like a breath of pure air from the undergrowth. It is perfect for accompanying your moments of relaxation and fostering a harmonious atmosphere.

Agriculture biologique Agriculture Biologique : label français garantissant un mode de production respectueux de l'environnement, sans pesticides ni engrais chimiques de synthèse. Made in France Made in France : produit fabriqué en France, garantissant un savoir-faire local et des standards de qualité français. HEFR Huile Essentielle Française : huile essentielle distillée à partir de plantes cultivées et récoltées en France.

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La Plante Epicea sitka

Epicea sitka Epicea sitka — photo 2
Nom Latin: Picea Sitka

Partie de la plante: Branch

Origine: France

The Sitka Spruce is a conifer of the Pinaceae family that can reach 30 meters in height. Native to the American West Coast, Sitka Spruce, named after an island in the Alexander Archipelago in southeast Alaska, was introduced into parks in the 19th century, and used after the Second World War as a reforestation species, particularly in Finistère and Côtes d’Armor.
Sitka spruce wood is used for joinery and paper-making. Its twigs are also used to extract essential oil.