Helps Promote
Emotional balance, clarity, groundedness, warmth, calmness, wellbeing.
Helps Relieve
Sorrow, worriness, emotional imbalance
Commiphora myrrha
Ingredients: Pure myrrh oil
Aroma: Musky, warm
Benefits: Focusing, centering, meditative
Mixes Well With: Frankincense oil, patchouli oil, sandalwood oil blend, or vanilla concentrate oil
Extraction Method: Steam Distilled from plant's oleoresin-gum
Physical Characteristics:
Specific Gravity: 0.985-1.014
Refractive Index: 1.5188-1.5274
Good for antiseptic needs, pain relief and swelling of cuts, wounds or bruises. Can be applied on open wounds. Stimulates the immune system and blood circulation, promotes tissue regeneration. Astringent and analgesic properties, eases coughing/tonsillitis and other infections.
Myrrh is the resin, or tree sap, obtained from several species of trees within the genus Commiphora. It has an extensive history of use for medicinal and aromatic purposes dating back thousands of years. It’s mentioned in the records of numerous cultures, including Hebrew, Egyptian, Arabic, African, Greek, Roman, Chinese, Jewish, and others. Myrrh was and still is an integral component of many incenses. Today myrrh is primarily used as an essential oil for aromatherapy, and can also be found in some commercial skin care products. For aromatherapy myrrh oil has a warm, musky aroma that’s focusing, centering and meditative.
Myrrh has always been a popular base-note oil to help prolong fragrances in other oils. The resin was blended so often with other essential oils and carrier oils that some cultures would sometimes call it “ointment” instead of "muron" (myrrh).
Myrrh can be used for protection against infectious diseases and to elevate feelings of well-being. Diffused and inhaled, Myrrh can reduce anxiety & facilitate calmness.
Myrrh’s properties are antifungal, antiseptic and antibacterial; balancing to the thyroid and endocrine systems, and supportive of the immune system. This powerful resin may aid problems such as coughs/colds, wounds, digestive issues, diarrhea, ulcers, dry/cracked skin, eczema and athlete's foot.
Myrrh can be used for protection against infectious diseases and to elevate feelings of well-being. Diffused and inhaled, Myrrh can reduce anxiety & facilitate calmness.
Myrrh’s properties are antifungal, antiseptic and antibacterial; balancing to the thyroid and endocrine systems, and supportive of the immune system. This powerful resin may aid problems such as coughs/colds, wounds, digestive issues, diarrhea, ulcers, dry/cracked skin, eczema and athlete's foot.
energy pulsation, brightens, aligns the aura. Opens to love. Helps understand and forgive the motives and mistakes of others. Helps to get rid of false self-esteem, to gain dignity. Great for meditation
