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Myrrh Essential oil, 5ml

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Country of Origin: East India

Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha

Extraction Method: Steam Distillation

Parts of Plant used: Resin

Type: Therapeutic Grade Essential Oil

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  • 100% pure
  • Natural & Organic
  • straight from nature
  • Ethical Sources
  • 100% pure
  • Natural & Organic
  • straight from nature
  • Ethical Sources
  • 100% pure
  • Natural & Organic
  • straight from nature
  • Ethical Sources

Background

The history of religious and medicinal uses of myrrh oil dates back to 5000 years ago when ancient monks used the sap of the tree to treat a range of health issues, such as headaches, bacterial infections, arthritis pain, and as a health tonic. Myrrh resin was burned to produce a soothing aroma during religious ceremonies and spiritual practices in ancient times. It is mentioned in the tale of three wise men guided by a star to the birthplace of Jesus, who brought with them the gift of Frankincense, gold, and Myrrh.

General Information

Ecodrop’s Myrrh essential oil is produced from the Commiphora myrrha trees sourced from Somalia. The tree barks are cut to extract the sap, which hardens in the shape of granular beads. These beads are crushed to powder and steam distilled to produce a thick, viscous, amber-coloured Myrrh essential oil.

SPECIFICATION

Technical information

  • Country of Origin:East India
  • Botanical Name:Commiphora myrrha
  • Extraction Method:Steam Distillation
  • Parts of Plant used:Resin
  • Colour:Yellow to Brown Yellow
  • Odour:Balsamic, Spicy

Bottled in the UK

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BENEFITS AND USES

Uses

Haircare: Myrrh oil is excellent for dry hair and dandruff as it stimulates the sebaceous glands on the scalp to make them produce sufficient oil. It penetrates deep into the scalp and allows essential nutrients to reach the hair follicles making them thicker and stronger.

Skincare: The antibacterial and antiseptic properties of Myrrh essential oil keep the skin clear of acne and pimples. When used regularly, it tightens the skin pores over time and prevents any risk of clogging-induced breakouts.

Aromatherapy: The aroma of Myrrh oil is described as warm, woody, earthy, and balsamic that is emotionally balancing. It clears the mind of worries, negative emotions, and promotes psychological health. During meditation and spiritual practices, it is said to connect us to our inner selves.

Decongestant: Myrrh essential oil is highly effective in soothing a sore throat or chest congestion. Inhaling vapours infused with this oil clears the respiratory tract and supports mucus drainage in cases of cold, cough, and sinus blockage.

Pain management: Used in massage oils, Myrrh oil reduces inflammation and relieves joint pain. It is very effective in relieving sore muscles after exercising.

Directions

Diffusion: Add 4-5 drops to home diffusers.

Skin and hair application: Add 2-3 drops to unscented creams, lotions, shampoo, hair oils, hand creams, etc.

Massage: Mix 4 drops of Myrrh oil, 4 drops of Frankincense oil, and 20 ml of olive oil. Massage the affected area.

Wounds, scars, acne: Put 2 drops on a cotton swab and apply directly to the part affected.

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kiran wazir

Great value!
Ive been very pleased to use the set of 6 previously bought as my first purchase of essential oil, soo value for money not expensive at all! and very strong as well so a little goes a long way. Iv added lemongrass to coconut oil as a balm for an infected area.
And going to use peppermint oil in coconut oil for oil pulling! thankyou for ur service!
When Ive had questions also there has been quick feedback, which is great.

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