Organic Myrrh Essential Oil
Botanical name: Commiphora myrrha
Organic Myrrh Essential Oil is steam distilled from the aromatic resin of Commiphora myrrha, a small thorny tree that grows naturally in the arid regions of northeast Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. When the bark is naturally wounded, the tree produces a fragrant resin that hardens into golden-brown tears before being harvested.
Myrrh has one of the longest recorded histories of any aromatic resin. It was highly valued by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans for ceremonial use, perfumery, skincare preparations, and traditional wellness practices. Alongside frankincense, myrrh became one of the most prized botanical resins traded throughout the ancient world.
This particular Organic Myrrh Essential Oil is sourced from Somalia and extracted by steam distillation from the natural resin.
Aromatic profile
- Warm balsamic aroma
- Earthy resinous depth
- Soft woody undertones
- Rich, grounding finish
How Myrrh Essential Oil is traditionally used
Myrrh Essential Oil is traditionally used in diffuser blends, meditation practices, massage oils, botanical skincare, and natural perfumery. Its rich, grounding aroma is often chosen to create a calm atmosphere and is frequently included in preparations intended to support dry or mature skin.
Blends well with
Frankincense, lemon, lavender, patchouli, and sandalwood.
Extraction method
Steam distilled from the natural resin.
Plant origin
Somalia.
Good to know
- Myrrh has been valued for thousands of years in perfumery and aromatic traditions.
- The essential oil is produced from naturally hardened resin rather than leaves or flowers.
- Its warm resinous aroma provides an excellent base note in aromatic blends.
- Often paired with frankincense in meditation and contemplative diffuser blends.
Safety
Always dilute before topical use. Avoid use during pregnancy unless advised by a qualified healthcare professional. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes, and perform a patch test before applying to sensitive skin.








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