Myrrh 50 ml Professional Essential Oil for Massage, Soap & Aromatherapy

Warm Resinous & Grounding Aromatic Essential Oil

Myrrh Essential Oil is steam distilled from the resin of Commiphora myrrha. Known for its warm, rich, earthy and resinous aroma, it has been valued since ancient times for use in incense, perfume, sacred rituals and traditional aromatic practices.

Today, Myrrh Essential Oil is a popular ingredient in natural perfumery, aromatherapy, skincare, body care and handmade soap. Its deep resinous character adds warmth and sophistication to fragrance blends while complementing both woody and floral essential oils.

Key Benefits

• Warm Resinous Aroma - Provides a rich, earthy and sophisticated fragrance.
• Grounding Character - Well suited to relaxing and contemplative aromatic blends.
• Purifying Aromatic Profile - Traditionally valued for its cleansing botanical character.
• Skincare Use - Popular in carefully formulated skincare and cosmetic products.
• Natural Fragrance - Excellent for perfumes, incense-inspired blends and handmade soaps.
• Soothing Aromatic Experience - Creates a warm and comforting atmosphere when diffused.
• Versatile Essential Oil - Suitable for aromatherapy, skincare, soap making, massage and natural perfumery.

Botanical Information

Commiphora myrrha

Myrrh, botanically known as Commiphora myrrha, is an aromatic resin traditionally valued for its distinctive fragrance and cultural significance.

The resin is steam distilled to produce an essential oil with a characteristic warm, earthy, balsamic and resinous aroma. Myrrh has been treasured for centuries and is especially associated with incense, sacred ceremonies, perfume and traditional aromatic preparations.

• Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha
• Plant Part: Resin
• Source: Somalia
• Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
• Aroma: Warm, earthy, balsamic and resinous

Origin & Extraction

Myrrh Essential Oil is obtained from the resin of Commiphora myrrha through steam distillation.

• Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha
• Plant Part: Resin
• Source: Somalia
• Extraction: Steam Distillation
• Aroma: Warm, earthy and resinous

Traditional Uses

Myrrh has an exceptionally long history of traditional use. For centuries, it has been valued as incense, perfume and a sacred aromatic material.

Its rich resinous fragrance has made it an important ingredient in traditional ceremonies and aromatic practices. Today, Myrrh Essential Oil continues to be appreciated for its warm fragrance in aromatherapy, natural perfumery, skincare and soap making.

Aromatherapy

Myrrh Essential Oil is a popular choice for aromatherapy because of its deep, warm and grounding fragrance.

It can be used in diffuser blends designed to create a peaceful and contemplative atmosphere. Myrrh also blends particularly well with frankincense, sandalwood, cedarwood, citrus and floral essential oils.

Soap Making

Myrrh Essential Oil is an excellent addition to handmade soap and natural cleansing products.

It provides:

• A rich resinous fragrance
• Warm earthy notes
• Depth and complexity to fragrance blends
• A sophisticated natural aroma

Its distinctive scent works especially well in traditional, woody, resinous and botanical soap formulations.

Skincare & Body Care

Myrrh Essential Oil is commonly incorporated into selected skincare and cosmetic formulations.

When appropriately diluted, it can be used in:

• Facial and body-care formulations
• Body oils
• Massage blends
• Lotions and creams
• Botanical cosmetic products
• Mature-skin-focused formulations

Its traditional cosmetic appeal makes it particularly interesting for formulations seeking a rich botanical character.

Perfume & Natural Fragrance

The warm, balsamic and resinous profile of Myrrh makes it a valuable ingredient in natural perfumery.

It can add depth and warmth to fragrance compositions and works particularly well with woody, floral, citrus and resinous essential oils.

Incense & Sacred Aromatic Blends

Myrrh has traditionally been associated with incense and sacred ceremonies. Its rich resinous aroma makes it suitable for incense-inspired fragrance compositions and atmospheric blends intended to create a peaceful and reflective environment.

Suitable For

• Natural perfumers
• Soap makers
• Skincare formulators
• Aromatherapy enthusiasts
• Massage oil formulators
• Incense and fragrance makers
• DIY body-care makers
• Botanical cosmetic formulators

Product Details

• Product: Myrrh Essential Oil
• Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha
• Plant Part: Resin
• Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
• Origin: Somalia
• Aroma: Warm, earthy, balsamic and resinous
• Format: Essential Oil
• Suggested Uses: Aromatherapy, skincare, body care, soap making, perfume, massage and natural fragrance

How to Use

Aromatherapy: Add a few drops to a suitable diffuser according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Skincare & Body Care: Dilute appropriately in a suitable carrier oil or formulation base before topical application.

Massage: Dilute with a suitable carrier oil before use.

Soap Making: Add according to recommended essential-oil usage rates for your soap formulation.

Perfume: Incorporate into a properly formulated natural fragrance blend.

Safety: Essential oils are highly concentrated. Do not use internally and do not apply undiluted to the skin. Perform a patch test before wider topical use. Avoid contact with eyes and keep away from children. If pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing a medical condition, seek professional guidance before use.

Why Choose Myrrh Essential Oil?

Myrrh Essential Oil offers a distinctive combination of warm resinous fragrance, earthy depth and traditional aromatic heritage.

Steam distilled from the resin of Commiphora myrrha, it is an excellent choice for natural perfumery, aromatherapy, skincare, soap making, massage and incense-inspired fragrance blends.

Its rich balsamic character makes Myrrh Essential Oil a versatile addition to both professional formulations and creative DIY projects where warmth, depth and an elegant resinous aroma are desired.

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