White Pine (Pinus strobus) bark is used in herbal medicine for its respiratory and anti-inflammatory properties. It’s often available in dried bark, tinctures, or extracts.
White pine, also known as cluster pine and maritime pine, is a species of pine native to the Mediterranean region, particularly the coastlines of France, Italy. Portugal and Spain. While the timber is important in the forestry industry, the thick, reddish bark is harvested for its abundant collection of antioxidant compounds. 
cosmetic
Decoct or tincture white pine bark for use in topical formulations, including soaps, lotions, creams, salves and facial toners.
decorative
Add to dried herbal displays and potpourri for visual interest and textural contrast.
culinary
Use white pine bark in tea blends.
aromatic
Blend white pine bark with other barks or resins and burn as incense.
wellness
White pine bark is a common ingredient in cough syrups and tea blends formulated for congestion.
safety
White pine bark is safe for most people. Consult your physician before using this herb if you take any pharmaceutical medications.