Myrrh Essential Oil is known for its powerful anti-Bacterial and anti-Fungal benefits. This Myrrh Essential Oil is the pure resinoid so it is very thick. The more it is processed to make it liquid, the more therapeutic value is lost. You may place the bottle in warm water to make it more liquid, or remove the dropper and swirl out the oil with a clean toothpick.

• Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha
• Extracted From: Resin
• Color: Golden Yellow – Brown
• Aroma: Warm, Earthy, Woody, Balsamic
• Aroma Strength: Medium – Strong
• Benefits: Anti-Fungal, Respiratory System, Skin Health
• Beneficial For: Meditation, Spiritual Practices, Bronchitis, Skin Health, Coughs, Fungal Infections
• Uses: Massage, Aromatherapy
• Constituent Composition: Furanoeudesma-1,3-diene, Furanodiene, Lindestrene, B-Elemene, Germacrene B, Geracrene D, Delta-Elemene, 2-Methoxyfuranodiene

Things to note about Myrrh Oil

• Myrrh oil is said to be fetotoxic which means it should be avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

How To Use Myrrh Essential Oil

Myrrh essential oil should be diluted prior to topical application.

• Topically – Generally a 2% Myrrh oil to 30 Fl oz carrier oil dilution ratio is recommended.
• Aromatically – Can be used in a diffuser or vaporizer.