Siberian Fir Essential Oil

Properties of Siberian Fir Essential Oil

Stimulates Defenses: The components of Siberian fir help reduce respiratory congestion and cough from inflammatory processes.

General Anti-infective: Siberian fir has the ability to eliminate a large number of bacteria and viruses, especially at the respiratory level.

Respiratory System: Cough, sinusitis, bronchitis, colds, fevers, flu.

Antispasmodic: It has the ability to eliminate muscle pain.

Practical Uses and Applications of Siberian Fir Essential Oil

Siberian fir essential oil has traditionally been used to help in the following situations:

Nervous System and Emotions: Anxiety, nervous tension; revives the mind and concentration.

Musculoskeletal System: Muscle fatigue.

Respiratory System: Cough, sinusitis, bronchitis, colds, fevers, flu.

Recipes with Siberian Fir Essential Oil

IN MASSAGE

• To energize our body and mind: Apply 3-4 drops of Siberian Fir diluted in a teaspoon of almond oil on the lumbar area, 2 times a day.

IN DIFFUSION

• To start the day with energy: Add 3 drops to a diffuser along with Peppermint EO, Rosemary Cineole, and 1 drop of Clove.
• To decongest the respiratory system: Add 1 drop of Siberian Fir EO to a pot with hot water (it doesn't need to be boiling) and steam for 5 minutes, covering your head with a towel.

Siberian Fir Essential Oil Combines Well With:

• Peppermint
• Field Mint (arvensis)
• Wintergreen
• Cinnamon
• Ginger
• Cypress
• Frankincense
• Lemon
• Lavender
• Patchouli
• Cedar
• Hemp Vegetable Oil
• Sesame Vegetable Oil
  
  

Recommended Dilutions for Siberian Fir Essential Oil

Maximum general dilution recommended for adults: 10%
Maximum general dilution recommended for children: 0.5% (over 6 years)

Essential oils are very concentrated substances and must be diluted in almost all cases and uses. Use our dilution table for a more detailed idea about the correct use of essential oils:

ESSENTIAL OILS DILUTION GENERAL GUIDE

Notes from Our Expert Aromatherapists

Identification

Botanical Name: Abies Sibirica, Pinaceae

Origin: Russia-Siberia

Extraction Method: Steam distillation of pure water, without solvents or refining processes.

Distilled or Extracted Part: Needles.

INCI: Abies Sibirica Needle Oil

Safety

Keep out of reach of children

Some natural components of this essential oil may pose an allergy risk in some people. Always perform a tolerance test before using preparations by applying a few drops to the inside of the elbow.

Topical use: Suitable in dilution.

Diffuser: Suitable

Phototoxicity: No

Sensitizing: No

Irritant: No

Allergens Naturally Present in this Essential Oil:

Limonene <10%

Storage of Essential Oils

It is equally important to know how to store essential oils, to ensure their good condition and that they do not become toxic or irritating due to oxidation or contamination. Therefore, we recommend reading this small guide:

Storage of Essential Oils

Important

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