Myrrh 10ml

AromaSense’s Myrrh essential oil carries a spicy, sharp, warm, and resinous aroma with exotic balsamic and amber wood notes. It has a noticeable medicinal note. It becomes sticky and resin-like upon exposure to air. As it ages, the oil becomes softer and mellower. This essential Oil is strongly evocative of its Middle Eastern and religious associations. It is typically blended with Frankincense Essential Oil to promote feelings of spirituality and peace.

Myrrh Essential Oil can assist with all aspects of life, from aromatherapy and skincare to general health and well-being.

Emotional & Energetic Qualities of Myrrh Essential Oil

• As a grounding oil, it calms the mind and brings tranquility.
• It soothes the minds who are prone to overthinking and distraction
• It brings inner stillness and a sense of peace

Therapeutic Properties

• Analgesic and anti-inflammatory: Myrrh is helpful for pain, inflammation, and arthritis. Diluted a few drops in Calendula and Grapeseed to make a pain-easing massage oil.
• Antifungal: from experience, we have seen that it can be a great addition to any fungal treatment supporting healing. Place a few drops on the affected area and then top it with our FungAid blend.
• Antioxidant: Myrrh essential oil is a singlet oxygen quencher. This means it is an effective, powerful antioxidant and a skin protectant with considerable regenerating potential.
• Astringent: Resin oils were used as astringents in traditional medicine. Add a few drops to your AromaSense Purifying toner for a sebum control boost!
• Skin healing: Being a good anti-inflammatory and skin protectant with a gnificant regenerating potential, Myrrh oil can be used for slow-healing wounds and eczema. Use alone, diluted in Calendula oil, or add a few drops to your AromaSense Cuts & Bruises blend. You can also add it to any cream, lotion, or foot care product.

For those wanting to create their essential oil blend, Myrrh Essential Oil blends well with Clary Sage, Grapefruit, Frankincense, Petitgrain, Lavender, Rose, Tea tree, and Lemon essential oils.

Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha
Plant Part: Resin
Method of Extraction: Steam Distillation
Country of Origin: Somalia

Myrrh Essential Oil Safety

• Myrrh Essential Oil is not to be taken internally. Essential Oils are highly concentrated and powerful. They can cause serious harm if ingested without the guidance of a certified healthcare professional- for this reason, ingestion of essential oils is NOT recommended for the general public.
• Essential oils should be kept out of reach of children and pets.
• To avoid possible skin sensitivity, dilute before topical application.