Myrrh essential oil

Latin name: Commiphora Myrrha

Countries of origin: Spain, Ethiopia, S Africa, Iran,… (our essential oil comes from Spain)

Extraction method: distillation of resin

Note and evaporation rate: low/base

Cultivation method: conventional

Predominant chemical families: sesquiterpenes

Warning: Myrrh oil is very thick or resinous (approximately like honey) and therefore difficult to pour from the bottle. Customers help themselves with gentle warming (for example in a trouser pocket at body temperature :), toothpicks, sticks, etc.

Uses:

- for mature skin care and wrinkles;

- for regeneration: for pressure sores, wounds, hemorrhoids, eczema, for anti-aging care;

- in cases of respiratory problems accompanied by cough, asthma, bronchitis, colds, flu;

- for fungal conditions: candida, athlete's foot,…

- for urinary tract infections, menstrual problems, prostate issues,…

- for digestive problems: bloating, diarrhea, improves appetite;

- for calming, during meditation and for insomnia.

Methods of use: in massage oils, ointments, creams and lotions, for inhalations, in evaporators/diffusers,…

Special warnings: Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Allergens: contains no allergens.

Aromatherapy tip with recipe:

Tonic for mature skin

50 ml lavender hydrolate

50 ml neroli hydrolate

3 drops EO myrrh

3 drops EO frankincense boswellia

3 drops EO sandalwood

Preparation: Combine the hydrolates (you may also use another one suitable for your skin type if you wish) in a suitable bottle and add the essential oils.

Use: After cleansing the skin, mist the face with the tonic and continue with moisturizing care. Shake well before each use!

Before use, read the label carefully and follow the instructions for use!