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CAS NUMBER: 8008-10-4
EC NUMBER: 296-196-2
Hemlock oil is also known as Eastern Hemlock, Hemlock Spruce and Tsuga Essential Oil.
Hemlock oil is important to doublecheck the botanical name of the oil that you are working with.
Hemlock oil is adored the aroma of most conifers, and am particularly drawn to the fresh, crisp, needle aroma of Hemlock Essential Oil.
Hemlock oil's especially lovely to work with around Christmas and winter holidays, but its fresh aroma and therapeutic properties makes it wonderful to blend with throughout the year.
Bottle Depicting the Typical Color of Hemlock oil.
Hemlock oil's not surprising that Hemlock Oil is abundant in monoterpenes and also contains about 30-35% esters.
Due to Hemlock oils monoterpene content, the oil will be more prone to oxidation.
Therapeutically, Hemlock Oil is anti-microbial and is helpful as a decongestant and expectorant.
Hemlock Essential Oil to be energizing and stimulating.
Hemlock oil is found it beneficial to include in diffuser blends intended to help me remain focused, optimistic, calm and balanced.
Hemlock oil is steam distilled from gorgeous, long-lived conifer trees, and is unrelated to the poisonous hemlock plant.
Hemlock oil is traditionally used to support the breath, chest, and throat. Hemlock oil has a relaxing presence, comforting during long, cold, dark nights.
Hemlock oil can also help to release blocked energy, creating refreshment through the entire system.
Hemlock oil is a member of the Pinaceae family.
Hemlock oil has a pleasant balsamic scent that is sweet with fruity tones.
Hemlock oil is classed as a middle note and blends well with earthy, minty and woodsy oils.
Hemlock oil, with its purifying and cleansing attributes, promotes openness and clarity for the mind.
Hemlock oil is of great unifying benefit to the nervous system and can promote clear smooth breathing.
Hemlock oil creates a safe and wonderful essential oil that is full of beneficial therapeutic properties.
Hemlock oil is a beautifully fragrant conifer oil that is aromatically fresh, crisp and woody.
Hemlock oil is a must-have oil for the holidays and wintertime use, but it is lovely to use year round.
Hemlock oil is considered a middle note in natural fragrance work, and it blends well with many other aromatics including essential oils within the conifer, spice, mint, wood and citrus families.
Hemlock oil contains approximately 50-60% monoterpenes making the essential oil beneficial when incorporated into diffuser blends, sprays and other products intended to support the respiratory system and to support overall wellness.
Hemlock oil also contains approximately 30-35% esters.
Hemlock oil is uplifting without being stimulating, and can be helpful in formulations intended to calm and balance the emotions.
Hemlock oil is sourced from the Canadian Boreal forest.
Hemlock oil is obtained from the needles and twigs of the Tsuga canadensis tree through steam distillation.
Hemlock oil is a colorless to pale yellow liquid with a unique aroma.
A very unique, rich and warm coniferous scent, with spicy and fruity facets.
Tsuga canadensis, commonly known as Eastern Hemlock, is an evergreen tree native to the forests of North Eastern America, a member of the Pinaceae family and botanically classified as a conifer.
Eastern Hemlock grows well in the shade, is moderately slow-growing and long-lived.
The imposing tree generally reaches over 31 meters in height.
In shape, the crown is conical.
Hemlock oils has long been considered to be a powerful medicinal plant in Iroquois and other American indigenous cultures, in which all parts of the tree were used for many different purposes.
Hemlock oil needles and twigs were used in infusions, decoctions and poultices to treat colds, coughs, rheumatisms and skin infections.
Most notably, hot infusions containing Hemlock oil twigs were used as a steam treatment for muscle swelling and stiff joints.
Hemlock oil obtained by steam distillation contains I-Bornyl acetate, which is one of the major components that gives the conifer its unique and powerful aroma.
Hemlock oil uses the twigs and needles left behind as byproducts of the lumber industry as the primary source for the production of Eastern Hemlock essential oil.
Applications include fine fragrance, cosmetics, flavour/food and aromatherapy.
Hemlock oils presents Spruce Hemlock, Essential Oil.
Hemlock oil is used to concoct ointments that tackle skin problems, burns, boils & wounds.
Best applied in salves such as lip care products.
Hemlock oil is frequently added in soap, air fresheners, & household cleaner formulations to lend its fresh scent & act as a disinfecting agent.
Due to Hemlock oils pleasant earthy aroma, its calming effects & its ability to ease stress, spruce oil is also a favorite in meditation rituals & massage therapy.
Hemlock oil is a perfectly natural product that can be used for coughs, bronchitis, tuberculosis, fever, pain and swellings of the mouth and throat.
Hemlock oil’s quite effective for muscle and nerve pain as well as for arthritis.
Hemlock oil is the finest natural product that can energize the body and great for invigorating after a workout massage.
Hemlock oil’s botanically known as Tsuga canadensis / Pinus Canadensis and belongs to the plant family.
Hemlock oils rich, woodsy, and the invigorating scent makes it a robust product for creating a fresh aromatic atmosphere.
Hemlock oil’s widely used for skin care products and applied topically to improve the appearance of dry skin and it maintains good-looking healthy skin.
Hemlock oil is extracted by the process of steam distillation where needles and twigs are used for this.
Hemlock oil hemlock can be used for Muscular Aches, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Flu, Anxiety, and Stress.
Hemlock oil is used for coughs, common cold, bronchitis, tuberculosis, fever, pain and swelling (inflammation) of mouth and throat.
Hemlock oil is widely used in the aromatherapy and pharmaceutical for preparation of medicine.
Hemlock oil’s good against the bacteria.
Hemlock spruce essential oil is used for coughs, common cold, bronchitis, tuberculosis, fever, pain and swelling (inflammation) of mouth and throat.
Hemlock oil is widely used in the aromatherapy and pharmaceutical for preparation of medicine.
Hemlock oil’s good against the bacteria.
Hemlock oil is a member of the Pinaceae family.
Hemlock oil has a pleasant balsamic scent that is sweet with fruity tones.
Hemlock oil is classed as a middle note and blends well with earthy, minty and woodsy oils.
Hemlock oil, with its purifying and cleansing attributes, promotes openness and clarity for the mind.
Hemlock oil is of great unifying benefit to the nervous system and can promote clear smooth breathing.
The natural chemical composition of Hemlock oil makes it an excellent choice for use within skin and hair care, massage, soap making and cleaning applications intended to support general wellness, respiratory health and a healthy environment.
Hemlock oil is excellent for helping support healthy lung activity, especially when experiencing congestion or spastic coughing.
Hemlock oil is also helpful for bronchitis, the flu, colds.
Hemlock oil can also help boost a compromised immune system and support healthy adrenal activity.
Hemlock oil is also lovely in a diffuser when one is looking to clear and purify the room from any unwanted microbial activity.
Hemlock oil restores and uplifts.
Hemlock oil promotes relaxation and is particularly useful for stress and anxiety.
Hemlock oil also helps promote deep, restful sleep, making it ideal for people who suffer from insomnia.
Hemlock oil is also uplifting and mentally clearing.
In the present work, we have analysed the chemical composition and antimicrobial activity of the essential oils hydrodistilled from leaves and inflorescene.
The composition of Hemlock oils was achieved by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) analysis, whereas the inhibitory effects on the growth of two Gram negative strains, namely Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa were assessed by two different analysis.
Hemlock oils exhibited different chemical profiles.
Hemlock oil was particularly active in inhibiting the growth of P. aeruginosa.
These results shed light on the possible application of Hemlock oils as antimicrobial agents.
Hemlock oil is native to the North East region of North America.
Hemlock oil produced is the sweet evergreen and slightly balsamic.
Hemlock oil is close to Black Spruce in composition and similar in aroma and use.
Hemlock oil contains lower camphorus aromas normally found in European species.
Hemlock oil has been used anti-inflammatory rubs and for respiratory issues.
Hemlock oil is an energizing oil which has been used in saunas and warm baths to cleanse the body and open airways.
Hemlock oil is a fragile oil that should be protected well from heat sunlight and oxygen.
Old or oxidized oils may be added to cleansers for deodorizing improved cleaning.
Hemlock oil is the most common Spruce oil.
Hemlock oil is native to the North East region of North America.
Hemlock oil produced is the sweet evergreen and slightly balsamic.
Hemlock oil is close to Black Spruce in composition and similar in aroma and use.
Hemlock oil contains lower camphorus aromas normally found in European species.
Hemlock Oil fills any room with a refreshing, revitalizing scent that reminds you of the great outdoors.
Blend Hemlock oils balsamic, woody aroma with Pine, Cedarwood, and Rosemary essential oils.
Hemlock oil is an effective treatment for all winter infections: cold, flu, bronchitis.
Hemlock oil helps balance the nervous system and provides a sense of release in times of anguish, nervousness or depression.
Due to Hemlock oils pleasant earthy aroma, its calming effects and its ability to ease anxiety and stress, Hemlock oil is also a favorite in meditation rituals and massage therapy.
Hemlock oil will transfer you to the great outdoors with its fresh, woodsy scent that is sweet with a hint of balsamic.
The cool, crisp aroma of Hemlock oil is very helpful as a chest rub when it comes to clearing congestion to assist in breathing easier.
Hemlock oil is also a great one to use when fighting against seasonal illnesses and can help boost the immune system.
Use Hemlock oil topically or diffused to promote focused meditation or to focus the mind after a scattering, hectic day.
When exposed to winter germs, diffuse 4-5 drops Hemlock oil in your favorite diffuser.
Hemlock oil can be diffused during focused meditation or when the mind is scattered after a hectic day.
Hemlock oil is very similar sounding to water hemlock and European water hemlock, which are entirely different plants.
Hemlock oil is a useful blood cleanser and de-toxifying oil and is stimulating to the body when used in massage to help improve a sluggish circulation.
Hemlock oil and hemlock oils are produced in Canada and the northeast of the United States by steam distillation.
They are very pale to light yellow liquids with a pleasant odor reminiscent of pine needles.
Hemlock oil is obtained by steam distillation of needles and twigs from the above-mentioned botanical sources.
Hemlock oil has a pleasant pine-needle odor.
Hemlock oil is a pale yellow to light yellow liquid.
USES:
-Muscular Aches
-Bronchitis
-Coughs
-Colds
-Flu
-Anxiety
-Stress
BENEFITS:
-Assists in calming and centering the mind to focus and relax when feeling scattered
-Good for strengthening the respiratory system
-Helps combat chronic fatigue and improve poor circulation
-Has a refreshing aroma that helps release emotional blocks and elevates the mood
PROPERTIES:
-Mucolytic
-Anti-infectious
-Immunostimulant
-Reinforces nerve equilibrium; protects energetic system++++
-Vasoconstrictor
STORAGE:
Hemlock oil is recommended that oils packaged in metal containers (for safe shipping) be transferred into dark glass containers to maintain freshness and attain maximum shelf life.
Store in cool, dry place in tightly sealed containers, protected from heat and light.
