Essential Fir Oil Kvita

Fir essential oil is extracted through steam distillation from needles, young shoots, and split cones. It possesses a toning fragrance that elevates mood, enhances resilience, and sets a positive tone. It eases feelings of depression and chronic fear.

Fir essential oil is used for conditions such as radiculitis and bone fractures. It alleviates toothache and treats periodontitis, assists with chronic tonsillitis and the common cold, pneumonia, bronchitis, the flu, and coughs. It sharpens vision in cases of overexertion. It is recommended for the care of oily and mature skin, acne, seborrhea, boils, wounds, abscesses, furunculosis, psoriasis, and herpes, as well as for third-degree burns.
                                              
How to use: Fir essential oil can be used both in its pure form and in combination with other essential oils (juniper, lavender, pine, citrus oils, patchouli).
Enriching cosmetic products (shampoos, creams, etc.): 4-6 drops of oil (or oil blend) per 15g base (1-2 tablespoons).
Face massage oil for aging, sagging skin: 25 ml avocado oil, 25 ml jojoba oil, 25 ml wheat germ oil, 10 drops of frankincense, 10 drops of neroli, 10 drops of fir.
Massage: mix 6-7 drops of oil (or oil blend) with 1-2 tablespoons of vegetable oil (jojoba, wheat germ, grape seed, etc.).
Rubbing: 12 drops in 15g of carrier oil. Recommended for bronchitis, hypotension. For flu, colds, especially in children: rub the oil into the collar area of the back, chest, and perform a foot massage with the oil on reflex zones 4-5 times a day every 5-6 hours.
Inhalations and room aromatization:
For tonsillitis: apply 2-3 drops of pure oil on the tonsils using a dropper, cotton swab, or spray them with a syringe. Repeat up to 5 times a day at intervals of 4-6 hours.
For chronic rhinitis: mix fir oil with vegetable oil (mustard, jojoba, etc.) in a 1:3 ratio, apply and massage around the nasal sinuses while also dropping the oil solution (1 drop of fir to 5-6 drops of base oil).
Periodontitis, toothache. Rinses: 1-2 drops per 1 glass of water. Applications: 1:1 mix with base oil.
Fractures: rub with pure fir oil.
In case of angina attacks, rub a few drops of the oil with a palm into the area of the coronary vessels (below the nipple). For prevention, repeat 3-4 times a day, no more than 2 days, but improvement is noted after the first procedure.
Conjunctivitis: apply 1 drop on the eyelids of closed eyes, do not open eyes for 20-25 minutes after the procedure. Attention! The oil should not get into the eyes.
Baths: mix 6-7 drops of oil (or oil blend) with 30-60g of emulsifier (salt, soda, honey, bath foam, cream, bran, etc.) and add to a filled bathtub.
Cold compresses on frostbite areas: mix 15 drops of fir with 1 tablespoon of macadamia oil, apply on the skin and wrap with a warm bandage.
Diathesis in children, diaper rash, bedsores. Prepare an ointment: medical vaseline – 40%, sulfur ointment – 30%, fir oil – 30%. Apply to affected skin areas.
Wet eczema: 30-40% fir oil, 60-70% baby cream, heat and mix until homogeneous; apply the ointment 2-3 times a day on the affected areas, cover with compress paper and tie with a bandage. Treatment duration – up to 24 days. Contraindications: kidney pathology, pregnancy. Check for individual aroma tolerance.