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Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha Botanical Family: Burseraceae
· Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
· Part Used: Resin (Gum)
· Aroma Note: Base
Myrrh is a small, thorny tree native to Northeast Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Like its cousin Frankincense, it produces a resin (or "tears") when the bark is cut. It is one of the oldest known medicines, used by the ancient Egyptians for embalming and skin preservation. The oil is thick, dark amber, and has a smoky, bitter, and earthy aroma. It is famously "viscous" and may harden in the bottle over time—a testament to its concentrated resinous power.
Anticatarrhal, Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial, Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Antifungal, Astringent, Balsamic, Cicatrizant, Emmenagogue, Expectorant, Stimulant (digestive/pulmonary), Tonic (uterine), Vulnerary.
· Skin: Chapped skin, cracked heels, eczema, and mature wrinkles. It is arguably the best oil for "bringing together" the edges of a stubborn, slow-healing wound or skin fissure.
· Mouth & Gums: Gingivitis, mouth ulcers (canker sores), and spongy gums. It is a staple in natural dentistry for its powerful astringent and antiseptic effect on oral tissue.
· Respiratory: Asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, and sore throats. It is a powerful expectorant that helps clear "old" mucus from the lungs.
· Digestive: Diarrhea, dyspepsia, and flatulence. It helps to tone the digestive tract and fight off parasitic infections.
· Immune System: A powerful ally for chronic infections where the body’s vitality has become low.
· Genito-Urinary: Thrush (fungal infection) and leucorrhea.
Myrrh is the "Oil of Mother Earth." It helps to nurture the soul and provides a sense of security and safety. It is particularly helpful for those who have experienced a disruption in their bond with their maternal figure or who feel disconnected from the "nurturing" aspects of life. It grounds the spirit and provides the stability needed to process deep-seated trauma.
1. Healthy Gum Gargle: Add 1 drop of Myrrh to a small glass of warm water. Gargle (do not swallow) to help soothe bleeding gums or a persistent mouth ulcer.
2. Cracked Heel Salve: Mix 3 drops of Myrrh with a teaspoon of thick Shea butter or Petroleum Jelly. Apply to deep cracks on heels and cover with cotton socks overnight.
3. Meditation Seal: Place 1 drop on your "third eye" (between the eyebrows) or the crown of the head to ground your energy and create a protective "seal" during spiritual practice.
The "Skin Repair" Blend Apply to dry, damaged, or aging skin to promote deep healing
· 3 drops Myrrh
· 4 drops Frankincense
· 3 drops Lavender
Benzoin, Clove, Frankincense, Galbanum, Geranium, Juniper Berry, Lavender, Patchouli, Pine, Sandalwood, and Tea Tree.
Avoid during pregnancy. Because it is a powerful emmenagogue (stimulates menstrual flow), it is contraindicated throughout all stages of pregnancy. Use in moderation. The oil is very thick; if the cap gets stuck, try running it under warm water to melt the resin around the seal.
Available sizes: 7ml
Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha Botanical Family: Burseraceae
· Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
· Part Used: Resin (Gum)
· Aroma Note: Base
Myrrh is a small, thorny tree native to Northeast Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Like its cousin Frankincense, it produces a resin (or "tears") when the bark is cut. It is one of the oldest known medicines, used by the ancient Egyptians for embalming and skin preservation. The oil is thick, dark amber, and has a smoky, bitter, and earthy aroma. It is famously "viscous" and may harden in the bottle over time—a testament to its concentrated resinous power.
Anticatarrhal, Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial, Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Antifungal, Astringent, Balsamic, Cicatrizant, Emmenagogue, Expectorant, Stimulant (digestive/pulmonary), Tonic (uterine), Vulnerary.
· Skin: Chapped skin, cracked heels, eczema, and mature wrinkles. It is arguably the best oil for "bringing together" the edges of a stubborn, slow-healing wound or skin fissure.
· Mouth & Gums: Gingivitis, mouth ulcers (canker sores), and spongy gums. It is a staple in natural dentistry for its powerful astringent and antiseptic effect on oral tissue.
· Respiratory: Asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, and sore throats. It is a powerful expectorant that helps clear "old" mucus from the lungs.
· Digestive: Diarrhea, dyspepsia, and flatulence. It helps to tone the digestive tract and fight off parasitic infections.
· Immune System: A powerful ally for chronic infections where the body’s vitality has become low.
· Genito-Urinary: Thrush (fungal infection) and leucorrhea.
Myrrh is the "Oil of Mother Earth." It helps to nurture the soul and provides a sense of security and safety. It is particularly helpful for those who have experienced a disruption in their bond with their maternal figure or who feel disconnected from the "nurturing" aspects of life. It grounds the spirit and provides the stability needed to process deep-seated trauma.
1. Healthy Gum Gargle: Add 1 drop of Myrrh to a small glass of warm water. Gargle (do not swallow) to help soothe bleeding gums or a persistent mouth ulcer.
2. Cracked Heel Salve: Mix 3 drops of Myrrh with a teaspoon of thick Shea butter or Petroleum Jelly. Apply to deep cracks on heels and cover with cotton socks overnight.
3. Meditation Seal: Place 1 drop on your "third eye" (between the eyebrows) or the crown of the head to ground your energy and create a protective "seal" during spiritual practice.
The "Skin Repair" Blend Apply to dry, damaged, or aging skin to promote deep healing
· 3 drops Myrrh
· 4 drops Frankincense
· 3 drops Lavender
Benzoin, Clove, Frankincense, Galbanum, Geranium, Juniper Berry, Lavender, Patchouli, Pine, Sandalwood, and Tea Tree.
Avoid during pregnancy. Because it is a powerful emmenagogue (stimulates menstrual flow), it is contraindicated throughout all stages of pregnancy. Use in moderation. The oil is very thick; if the cap gets stuck, try running it under warm water to melt the resin around the seal.
Available sizes: 7ml
