Refreshing, clean, and airy, the aroma of Balsam Fir essential oil conjures up images of forests covered in crisp, freshly fallen snow and cozy, holiday gatherings around a crackling fire and brightly lit tree.
Usage Tips
- Diffuse during gatherings with friends and family.
- To create a refreshing, woody room spray, add several drops to a small spray bottle with water and any other desired oils.
- Combine a few drops with unscented lotion or body butter and apply as part of an invigorating massage.
- Add two to three drops to a warm bath with Epsom salts for a rejuvenating experience at the end of a long day.
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What Is Balsam Fir Used For?
Balsam Fir essential oil can be used topically and aromatically. It’s soothing effects make it ideal for massage and its cleansing properties make it great for natural cleaning. Aromatically, Balsam Fir creates an uplifting, energizing atmosphere.
The main chemical constituents found in Balsam Fir are Beta-pinene and Alpha-pinene, which both contribute to its cleansing abilities, and Beta-phellandrene. These constituents are also beneficial to the skin.
How to Use Balsam Fir Essential Oil
Historically, Native Americans have used balsam fir for a variety of ritual and wellness purposes. Today, it is often used for its brilliant aroma. It produces an enlivened, bright, fresh atmosphere and can transform any environment into a welcoming, sanctuary. Diffuse Balsam Fir throughout your home to experience its majestic aroma.
Additionally, you can use Balsam Fir on the skin. Dilute with a carrier oil—like Fractioned Coconut Oil—and massage into your skin and tissues for a soothing sensation. Not only is the experience calming and grounding, but you get to carry the supportive scent of Balsam Fir around with you as a result!
Finally, take advantage of Balsam Fir’s cleansing properties by adding it to a natural cleaner. A few drops of Wild Orange and Balsam Fir in a spray bottle with water makes for one of the best smelling kitchen cleaners of all time.