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Spruce, Black

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I’ve never found an “evergreen needle oil” that smelled like my memory of the New England mountains wanted it to. And then I discovered this Black Spruce Oil, and was mentally taken to a green mountain top. This oil is so clear and crisp, I fell in love with it. Having discovered it, I set about searching for uses for it, so I could justify surrounding myself with it. Emotionally, I find it freeing and uplifting. Stimulating mentally. My resources recommend it for mental and physical exhaustion, say that it is grounding as well as stimulating. It is recommended for relief of both stress and anxiety. Physically, I have seen it recommended for muscle aches and pains, aching joints, poor circulation, muscle spasms. It also could be helpful for bronchitis or asthma. I use it just because I love having it in the atmosphere! I’ve found a blend of Black Spruce, Clary, and a touch of Bulgarian Lavender just wonderful in an end of the day bath blend…just let the cares and tensions of the day disappear. SHELF LIFE: Approximately 2 to 3 years after you open the bottle. Storing in the dark, refrigerated, and decanting half full bottles into smaller, full bottles will extend shelf life. GC/MS Analysis: Batch No. CA-48479 Batch No. CA-PIMACAN12PC Batch No. CA-HEB-PIMACAN03QC Batch No. CA-PIMACAN06RC Batch No. CA-58605 Batch No. CA-58777 Batch No. CA-58968 Batch No. CA-59116 Batch No. CA-59436 (Current Batch, Analysis in Process) Picea mariana, organically produced and wildcrafted, steam-distilled needles, Canada. – clear and crisp, freeing and uplifting – grounding yet stimulating – muscle aches, pains, aching joints – poor circulation, muscle spasms

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