The Siberian fir is a true cold hardy specialist. It comes from the mountainous regions of Russia and can withstand even minus temperatures down to -50 degrees. Due to its particularly skin-friendly ingredients and its liberating aroma, it is often mixed into aromatherapy ointments for colds. Due to the air-improving effect, the essential oil is used to aromatize rooms, both in the cold season, and to refresh the workplace.

Harvest
Wild cultivation, in spring and autumn

Part of the plant
The branches and needles

Extraction method
Steam distillation

Oil for relaxation and calmness

The Siberian fir belongs to the very fast-growing conifers. It is native to Russia and is one of the most important forest trees there, as its wood is used for construction.

Siberian Fir essential oil has a high proportion of monoterpene esters: This means that it has a strong anxiolytic, relaxing effect. The branches of the Siberian Fir produce a very versatile essential oil . The aroma is woody-spicy, a typical fresh forest aroma. A powerful companion that brings us back to balance.

Botanical name Abies sibirica	Aroma profile Fresh, spicy, woody
family Pines (Pinaceae)	fragrance Top and middle note
Origin Русия	application Unclogs the nose, relieves tension, calms, strong anxiolytic effect

Siberian Fir Essential Oil – Benefits and Uses — Siberian fir oil is an important natural product with numerous uses for improving the respiratory system, relaxation, and strengthening immunity.

Application and effect

The woody-spicy, typically fresh forest aroma of Siberian Fir essential oil relieves a stuffy nose. Mixed in an organic base oil, it is very gentle on the skin and can be used well on children and the elderly. Tension and stomach cramps can be relieved with a gentle massage. In moments of mental tension, the oil helps to calm down and regain composure. The aroma of Siberian Fir makes it easier to take a deep breath when we are “full of it” in the true sense of the word.

Mental Application: in case of stress, anxiety, tension, depressed mood	Psychological action: anxiolytic, relaxing, liberating
Physical Application: for colds and stuffy nose, for spasms	Physical action: anti-inflammatory, to strengthen the immune system, refreshing

Recipes with Siberian Fir Essential Oil

Oil for relaxing the stomach

Drop the essential oils directly into the bottle of almond oil , close the cap tightly and shake to mix the oils. Massage gently in a clockwise direction around the navel for gas and abdominal cramps. Juniper essential oil provides additional relief.

Oil for children with colds

(for children over 2 years old)
50 ml organic Almond oil
2 drops Siberian fir
2 drops Kayaput extra

Drop the essential oils directly into the bottle of almond oil, close the cap tightly and shake to mix the oils. Apply to the chest and back and massage gently. Kayaput oil gently unclogs the airways.