Pine (White) essential oil

Pine (White) Essential Oil

Pinus strobus

Pine (White) (Pinus strobus) is a woody essential oil with a soft, fresh aroma and a base note. Steam distillation from needle, it is a versatile blending oil that pairs well with Cedarwood (Atlas), Lavender, Eucalyptus (Radiata). For topical use, keep dilution at or below 5%.

Aroma & character

Aroma

softfresh

Properties

Perfumery noteBase
Aroma familyWoody
Chemical familyMonoterpene
Material typeEssential oil
ExtractionSteam distillation
Plant partneedle
OriginCanada, USA, Russia
Blending factor6
Volatility index3
Tenacity (hours)5.0

Safety & dilution

Max topical dilution5%
Max facial dilution2.5%
PregnancyGenerally suitable when properly diluted
NursingGenerally suitable when properly diluted
ChildrenGenerally suitable, well diluted (from ~6 months)
CatsNot recommended
DogsGenerally suitable when properly diluted

Safety flags

oxidation risk

For education only — not medical or veterinary advice. Essential oils are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always patch-test and consult a qualified professional before use during pregnancy, on children, with pets, or with a health condition.

Work out exact drops with the dilution calculator for your bottle size.

Blends well with

Used in these blends

Frequently asked questions

What does Pine (White) essential oil smell like?

Pine (White) has a soft, fresh aroma, classed as a woody oil with a base note.

What is the safe dilution for Pine (White)?

For topical use, keep Pine (White) at or below 5%, and 2.5% on facial skin. Always patch-test before wider use.

Is Pine (White) safe to use during pregnancy?

Pine (White) is generally considered suitable during pregnancy when properly diluted. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before use.

Is Pine (White) safe to use around children?

Pine (White) is generally considered suitable for children when well diluted (from around 6 months). Consult a professional for young children.

Is Pine (White) safe around pets?

For cats — avoid; not considered safe; dogs — generally lower-risk when well diluted. Diffuse only in ventilated spaces and consult a veterinarian.

What does Pine (White) blend well with?

Pine (White) pairs well with Cedarwood (Atlas), Lavender, Eucalyptus (Radiata), Fir Needle, Rosemary (Camphor ct.).