Myrrh Essential Oil / USDA Certified Organic

Description

Please note if buying large quantities of this item we advise purchasing a 1ml sample where available first to ensure that you are happy with the product as we do not refund opened items

Organic Myrrh Essential Oil – Botanical Name Commiphora myrrha

Origin – Somalia, East Africa
Part Used – The Resin (Gum)
Quality – 100% Pure and Natural, USDA Certified Organic
Extraction Method – Steam Distilled
Appearance – Amber to brown coloured viscous liquid
Solubility – Soluble in fixed oils, Insoluble in water
Main Uses – Perfumery and creating your own blends. Cosmetic use
Note – Base Notes

In this listing you have the choice of a pure essential oil or a dilution in Jojoba and Vitamin E Oil. The pure essential oil is more expensive.

Growing Conditions -USDA Certified as organic and grown on unpolluted sustainable land.

Myrrh Essential Oil is gently steam distilled from the wildcrafted resin of the small and thorny Commiphora myrrha trees growing in arid areas of Somalia, East Africa. Myrrh Oil has a scent which is warm and earthy. It is a rich deep aroma and because of its excellent fixative properties it can be used in natural perfume blends. Myrrh oil has a very long history for use and was an ingredient of the famous Egyptian perfume kyphi, and also an important ingredient in embalming in ancient Egypt.

Pure Absolute Oils or Essential Oils should always be diluted with a carrier oil such as grapeseed oil or sweet almond oil before using on the skin. A patch test is recommended to see if your skin is sensitive to the product. With a dilution it is not necessary to dilute the oil as it is already diluted and can be used straight on the skin although a patch test is still recommended.

For External Cosmetic Use Only

Certificate of Analysis on request.

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