Myrrh Essential Oil | 100% Pure · Unadulterated · Ethically Sourced | Resinous, Ancient & Sacred

Botanical Profile

• Botanical Name: Commiphora myrrha

• Plant Part: Resin

• Extraction Method: Solvent Extracted

• Origin: India

• Note: Base

• Aroma: Smoky • Woody • Dry • Herbaceous

• Blends Well With: Frankincense, Lavender, Palmarosa, Patchouli, Rose, Rosewood, Tea Tree, Thyme

Key Applications

Aromatherapy & Emotional Balance

• Grounds the spirit and calms scattered thoughts

• Promotes meditation, stillness, and emotional resilience

• Provides comfort during stress, grief, or anxious periods

Skincare & Body Care

• Known for antibacterial and antifungal qualities

• Added to diluted oils or salves for skin-supportive blends

• Rejuvenates tired or stressed skin with warm, resinous energy

Ritual & Spiritual Use

• Burned or diffused to purify and sanctify sacred space

• Invokes spiritual connection and divine presence

• Anchors protection and clears stagnant energy

Household & Craft

• Used in incense, anointing oils, and perfumes for depth and longevity

• Adds resinous warmth to handcrafted soaps and candles

• Blends beautifully with frankincense in sacred home fragrances

History & Tradition

Myrrh was among the most treasured resins of the ancient world, traded across Egypt, Arabia, and the Silk Road. It was offered to deities, used in embalming rites, and included in the biblical gifts to Christ. Egyptian priests considered myrrh a symbol of eternity, while Greek physicians prescribed it for healing wounds. Today, it endures as a cornerstone oil in perfumery, ritual practice, and holistic wellness.

How to Use

• Diffuser: 2–4 drops for a warm, grounding atmosphere

• Massage Oil: Dilute with carrier oil for meditative blends

• Ritual Use: Anoint candles, charms, or incense for purification

• Perfumery: Base note fixative that deepens floral and resin blends

Safety & Precautions

Essential oils are the plant’s concentrated spirit. a single drop holds its will, wisdom, and a touch of wildness. You’re working with nature’s heavy artillery, not hobby supplies. Handle with care; reverence is the first safeguard. These are allies, not employees. Treat them accordingly. Use with both heart and mind. intuition for flow, education for form.

• Dilute before skin contact. Mix with a carrier oil such as fractionated coconut oil.
  Trust me, “raw essence” sounds better than it feels.

• Do not use undiluted (neat). The burn is real, and it’s not enlightenment.

• Avoid eyes, mucous membranes, and broken skin. If contact occurs, dilute immediately with vegetable oil or milk. NEVER water first. Alchemy 101: oil and water have never agreed to a merger.

• For external use only. If you can taste it, you’ve gone too far.

• Store properly. Sunlight and heat speed oxidation…and explosions. Neither improves the aroma.

• Photosensitivity warning: Citrus oils and sunlight don’t mix. Apply responsibly!
  Your skin is not a crème brûlée, and unless you’re auditioning as Toast, stay out of the sun for 24 hours.

• Children, Pets, and Pregnancy: Small in size, high in absorption — please don’t turn them into experiments.

• Discontinue use if redness, rash, or irritation occurs — your skin has entered the chat with performance feedback.

The Magick Within

At Aureum Terra Herb, Myrrh is the oil of depth and devotion. It binds the material to the spiritual, offering both grounding and transcendence.

Whispered through ages: purification protects, stillness restores, devotion endures.