
Living Libations
Fir, Douglas - Essential Oil
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Quick overview View or Download Certificate of Analysis Distinguished Douglas Fir Essential Oil will calm and uplift the spirits while blessing deep breathing and slowing down spinning minds.
Ingredients
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- 01100% Pseudotsuga douglasii Consistency: Thin viscosity Scent Description: Fruity-apple evergreen with a burst of fresh mountain air
- 02In Living Libations: Trees Please
- 03Poetic Pits Blends well with: Frankincense
- 04Grapefruit
- 05Vetiver
- 06Sage
- 07Cedar
- 08Bergamot
- 09Silver Fir
- 10Rose
- 11Myrrh
- 12Myrtle
- 13Lemon
- 14Vanilla
- 15and Orange
- 16Uses: Majestic in massage oils
- 17Key components for colognes
- 18deodorants
- 19and ceremonial spritzes
- 20Delightful in diffusers and it harmonizes hearth and home
- 21Revitalizing in salt pipe
- 22Restorative in baths
- 23This distinguished essence unlocks the majesty
- 24charm
- 25and revitalizing power of forest fresh festivals in the French countryside
- 26Each needle is brimming with benevolent properties that are a delight to inhale and regale on the body
- 27Douglas Fir's Latin name
- 28Pseudotsuga
- 29indicates that it is a false-hemlock
- 30The essential oil is distilled from the needles and it's gets is fruity notes and gentle edge from generous amounts of geraniol and cheery citral
- 31Douglas Fir Essential Oil's fresh evergreen and piney aroma facilitates deep breathing and a calm
- 32meditative mindset
- 33Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest used the wood
- 34needles
- 35and fruit of the fir tree as a calming tea and to invigorate the senses and slow the mind during lingering steam baths
- 36With your first inhalation of Douglas Fir
- 37you'll begin to tap into the limitless power of the dignified Douglas. "Douglas Fir flourishes if every few years a good
- 38cleansing fire comes along and clears away the deadwood and low brush at its base so that its seedlings can prosper." ~ David Suzuki and Wayne Grady
- 39Tree: A Life Story "This vigorous fir is ever beautiful
- 40welcoming the mountain winds and the snow as well as the mellow summer light
- 41and maintaining its youthful freshness undiminished from century to century through a thousand storms." ~ John Muir "Three hundred million years ago
- 42essential oils as we know them today were the ubiquitous secondary substances in the coniferous needle trees
- 43At this stage of development
- 44it proved successful for these plants to produce essential oils made predominantly of monoterpenes
- 45Because of needle trees
- 46we know that limonene
- 47pinene
- 48borneol
- 49carvacrol
- 50and thymol
- 51among others
- 52have figured prominently in the chemistry of life on this planet." ~ Kurt Schnaubelt
- 53Advanced Aromatherapy
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