Product Description
Ozonated Olive Oil with White Pine + Vitamin E
This is a very special, limited edition oil, hand made in a small batch from Canadian White Pine (Pinus Strobus) from a remote area, far from any large cities. Ozonated Pine extract olive oil, is highly prized for all sorts of skin issues, even the most serious one you can think of.
Ingredients: Ozonized Olea Europaea (Olive) Oil, Pinus Strobus (White Pine) Extract, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
Ever heard of ozonated oil? It’s produced by exposing oil to ozone, which locks oxygen into the oil, lending the oil many of the healing properties of oxygen. For example, you’ve probably heard that many dis-eases can’t exist in an oxygen-rich environment. This is partially what could account for the bacteria-controlling effects (Ugazio et al, 2020) that people have experienced when using ozonated oils, as its oxygen content supports local tissue oxygenation and encourages an environment less conducive to proliferation of elements such as anaerobic bacteria. One of the specific mechanisms of action of ozone, it is thought, is that it blocks and therefore disrupts the enzymatic function of bacteria (Leon et al, 2022), and demonstrates a mild inhibiting action on Candida albicans, Aspergillus brasiliensis, Escherichia coli (better known as E. Coli), Staphylococcus aureus (Radzimierska-Kazmierczak et al, 2021), Staphylococcus epidermidis, Enterococcus faecalis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Proteus species (Melguizo-Rodriguez, 2022). This helps explain its successful use as a supportive component in wound care.
It’s also been found to be very helpful for joint pain and arthritis, according to a randomised, triple-blinded, placebo-controlled study conducted in 2021. According to this study, ozonated oil had a “significant effect in reducing pain, including severe osteoarthritis.” (Anzolon et al, 2021). With an increase of an aging population, the significance of this can’t be overemphasized.
In addition to this effect, olive oil itself is known for its emollient properties as it helps soften, moisturize, and protect dry or irritated skin (Carata et al, 2017). The ozonated variety has been studied for its cleansing properties and its role in supporting the skin’s natural recovery processes. It may even help reduce swelling and redness, providing relief for inflammatory skin conditions. In short, ozonated olive oil helps keep the area lubricated, clean, and oxygenated so the skin’s natural healing abilities can do their thing. And even when outright healing isn’t needed, ozonated olive oil boasts anti-aging benefits, especially related to its antioxidant activity (Carata et al, 2017)
White pine (Pinus Strobus) mirrors and therefore amplifies many of these same effects, through differing mechanisms. Its volatile oils, terpenes and essential oils contribute to its microbe-balancing effect (Park et al, 2025), as well as age-modulating antioxidant benefit (OHA, 2022), and it has a long history of traditional topical use for skin concerns. Herbal sources describe white pine preparations as traditionally used for wounds, insect bites, and drawing applications (Ghent, 2022), while modern research on Pinus strobus focuses more on antioxidant and skin-supportive phenolic compounds.
Put it all together – the pine, the olive oil, the ozone, and you have a powerful soothing oil.
Suggested use: Apply one or more drops to skin as required or directed. Keep out of reach of children.
IMPORTANT: Except while applying, always keep this product refrigerated to slow the loss of the ozone from it. We have also packaged it in pump bottles to minimize exposure to air, which would also reduce the oil’s efficacy.
