Myrrh was extensively used by ancient civilisations for religious purposes, incense and embalming. In ancient medicine it was used to treat wounds and chest complaints.
Source:Commiphora myrrha is grown in the Middle East, North Africa and Northern India.
Extraction: Myrrh essential oil is steam distilled from resin collected from the stem and shoots of the tree.
Aroma: Myrrh essential oil has a rich, creamy, resinous scent.
Fragrance note: Base.
Properties: Myrrh essential oil is warming, healing, antiseptic and anti-inflammatory. In aromatherapy, it is used to help relieve congestion and in massage to improve poor circulation. It is rejuvenating and soothing to the skin.
