Myrrh

Myrrh – 1 oz.
Resinous, earthy, and deeply aromatic, Myrrh has been treasured for thousands of years in spiritual, medicinal, and cultural traditions. Often burned as incense, infused into oils, or used in natural remedies, it carries a warm, grounding scent with a touch of bitterness.

Ingredients:
Pure myrrh resin (Commiphora myrrha).

Preparation:

• Burn on charcoal tablets as incense for a rich, ancient aroma

• Infuse into oils, balms, or salves for traditional use

• Can be simmered in water to release fragrance for ritual or household use

Uses:

• Create incense blends with frankincense, sandalwood, or herbs

• Incorporate into natural skincare or anointing oils

• Use in meditation or ritual practices for grounding and purification

Benefits:
Traditionally, myrrh has been valued for its cleansing, soothing, and restorative qualities. It contains natural compounds that have been used in wellness practices for thousands of years.

Fun Fact:
Myrrh was one of the three gifts brought to the infant Jesus in the biblical Nativity story. In ancient Egypt, it was also used in embalming and as a sacred temple incense.

This information is for educational purposes only and not intended as medical advice.