Myrrh Oil

Uses

• Skincare
• Meditation
• Aromatherapy

Benefits

• Promotes skin healing
• Enhances meditation
• Reduces inflammation

Description

Myrrh oil has been used for thousands of years for its healing properties and is often used in skin care and meditation.

Myrrh oil is a thick, resinous essential oil with a deep, earthy aroma, extracted from the gum of the myrrh tree. This ancient oil has been used for millennia in religious ceremonies, traditional medicine, and skincare. Myrrh oil is highly valued for its healing properties, particularly in promoting skin regeneration and reducing the appearance of scars and wrinkles. It is also known for its grounding and meditative qualities, making it a popular choice for spiritual practices and emotional balance. In addition to its skincare benefits, myrrh oil is used to relieve inflammation and support the immune system.

Chemical Composition

Furanoeudesma-1,3-diene, Curzerene, Lindestrene

Extraction Methods

• Steam Distillation

  Extraction Time: 4-6 hours

  Raw Material: 1000 grams of plant material

  Yield: 1-2% of essential oil (10-20ml per 1000g)

  Temperature Range: 100-105°C

  Water Ratio: 1:3

• CO2 Extraction

  Extraction Time: 4-5 hours

  Raw Material: 1000 grams of plant material

  Yield: 2-4% of essential oil (20-40ml per 1000g)

  Temperature Range: 31-33°C

  Water Ratio: N/A