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Maritime Pine Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted

Maritime Pine Essential Oil 100% Organic and Handcrafted

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  • Identified aromatic profile
  • For use in diffusion or diluted external application
  • Suitable for aromatic or cosmetic preparations
  • Selected according to Essenciagua quality standards
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The Maritime Pine (Pinus Pinaster) is an emblematic tree of Mediterranean coastal landscapes, recognized for its robustness and majesty. Its persistent needles and elegant habit make it a familiar sight in southern forests. Essenciagua’s Maritime Pine Essential Oil is derived from needle-bearing branches sourced from Portugal.

Its fresh and woody scent evokes resin and sun-drenched forests. It diffuses an invigorating and enveloping atmosphere, inviting a feeling of clarity and well-being. Its olfactory richness brings a touch of authentic nature to your home, for a purified and invigorating ambiance.

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.

La Plante Maritime pine

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Nom Latin: Pinus Pinaster

Partie de la plante: Needle Branch

Origine: Portugal

Pinus pinaster is a species of conifer in the Pinaceae family. It can reach 30 m in height. It reaches maturity around 40 or 50 years of age and can live up to 500 years. Native to the central and western Mediterranean, it tolerates poor soils, but needs light, warmth and a certain amount of atmospheric humidity. It can, however, withstand summer drought. Pinus pinaster is widespread in southern France, and is cultivated in the Landes region for its ability to bind sand, as well as for its wood, which is used in carpentry, paper-making and joinery. In the past, its resin was harvested for turpentine. Like all conifers, Pinus pinaster is an excellent antiseptic.