# Pinon Pine Resin Oil

> <p>Pinus edulus resin and branches</p>
<ul>
<li>A Nature&#8217;s Gift exclusive</li>
<li>Hyrodistilled by the artisans who produce our Pinon Pine Hydrosol.</li>
<li>Deeply resinous in aroma</li>
<li>Helpful for respiratory issues</li>
<li>Might be useful for joint pain</li>
</ul>

Price: 20.00 USD · in stock

## About
Description

A rare treasure from the artists who create our  Pinon Pine Hydroso l. I wrote above of their reverence for the trees, and the gifts they harvest and distill. &#8220;The distillers trim off twigs that are only a few inches long, just a few cuttings per tree, making sure to take some from all directions, so their foraging will be undetectable. When they have collected from an area, they then perform a ceremony thanking the trees for their gifts to us humans.&#8221;
While harvesting the needles and twigs, they keep their eyes open for the &#8220;pitch pine&#8221;&#8230; the resin produced by the trees. They distilled a special batch just for Nature&#8217;s Gift.
Pinon Pine Resin has historically been used as incense, for meditation; in a salve to treat various dermatitis conditions. It is said to be both antibacterial and antifungal. Aromatically, it is balsamic&#8230; resinous. (Is that a cliche?) I expect the oil to be thick, like Vetiver, but it literally pours out of the dropper, saturating my scent strip. Oh dear, I&#8217;m going to have to inhale its aroma all day.
I am enjoying its aroma on a scent strip as I write about it, and I must say it does NOT help me concentrate. It takes me away to another place.
Kabrina just sat with the bottle cap for a bit. Her reaction? &#8220;This is a very dangerous oil. It makes me want to leave all this behind, run away to some woods where no human being has been, only me. And build a cabin and stay there.&#8221; She said first, &#8220;It smells like Christmas.&#8221; and then, &#8220;It is just the essence of the woods, where no one has ever been to disturb things.&#8221; (I think the harvester/distiller will love this description!)
GC? No, there isn&#8217;t one. I have no idea what the components are for this rare beauty. Perhaps someday we will have enough to analyze, but for now, let us appreciate this gem while it&#8217;s here.