Myrrh Oil

Q: What is Myrrh Essential Oil good for?

Myrrh Essential Oil carries a warm earthy and woodsy aroma that invokes a blissful sense of peace when inhaled.

Q: What are the aromatherapy benefits of Myrrh Essential Oil?

Myrrh Essential Oil calms restlessness to restore your mental peace while soothing your body aches for your mental and physical well being. It also reduces wrinkles and fine lines when used on aging skin.

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Myrrh was employed for a variety of reasons in ancient times, ranging from medicinal to religion. The resin from the myrrh tree is now turned into a herbaceous, aromatic essential oil that retains all of the resin's properties.
Myrrh oil is an excellent addition to your essential oil collection if you wish to encourage smooth, youthful-looking skin, emotional equilibrium, or bodily cleansing.

Uses

Colds, congestions, coughs, bronchitis, and phlegms will be relieved.
It helps to fade unsightly blemishes on the skin and relieves itching.
Reduces the symptoms of eczema, as well as other skin conditions.
Strengthens the roots, resulting in less hair loss, in addition to treating dandruff.

Benefits

Supports the Killing of Harmful Bacteria
Oral health benefits
Improves skin health
Aids in the healing of sores.
Reduces Swelling and Pain
Some parasites are killed

Main Constituents

Terpenes (Cadinene, Curzerene, (1,3)-Furanoeudesma-Diene, Lindestrene, Elemene, Germacrene).

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Uses

Colds, congestions, coughs, bronchitis, and phlegms will be relieved.
It helps to fade unsightly blemishes on the skin and relieves itching.
Reduces the symptoms of eczema, as well as other skin conditions.
Strengthens the roots, resulting in less hair loss, in addition to treating dandruff.

Benefits

Supports the Killing of Harmful Bacteria
Oral health benefits
Improves skin health
Aids in the healing of sores.
Reduces Swelling and Pain
Some parasites are killed

Main Constituents

Terpenes (Cadinene, Curzerene, (1,3)-Furanoeudesma-Diene, Lindestrene, Elemene, Germacrene).

Shipping & returns

Free shipping worldwide

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Overview

Properties of Myrrh

Myrrh Essential Oil Benefits
How to use Myrrh Essential Oil

Kills Harmful Bacteria

Myrrh oil is so potent that when dispersed in the atmosphere it can kill harmful bacteria in the air. Research found that myrrh can kill up to 70% of airborne bacteria and by lighting myrrh and frankincense incense lowered airborne bacterial counts by 68 per cent. Myrrh kills germs directly and encourages the immune system to produce more white blood cells, which also kills bacteria, as per an animal study.

May Support Oral Health

Myrrh can be directly applied to the teeth and gums to support oral health. It can reduce soreness and swelling in the gums and treat bad breath. Mouthwashes containing this oil are effective in treating painful mouth sores. Myrrh essential oil can be used to treat and prevent gingivitis and mouth ulcers.

Supports Skin Health & Healing Sores

When the diluted myrrh oil is topically applied it supports skin health and may help heal sores. It restores the elasticity of the skin and even diminishes scars. Myrrh Essential Oil helps to fade undesirable skin blemishes, calms itching, and lowers the symptoms of eczema and other skin conditions. It cleans, hydrates, and tightens the skin efficiently.

Combats Pain and Swelling

The anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties of myrrh can combat pain and swelling in the joints and muscles. It is also applied to treat headaches.

May Be a Powerful Antioxidant

Research has found that the compounds in myrrh essential oil may be powerful antioxidants. This is essential to get rid of the free radicals in the body.

Kills Some Parasites

Myrrh oil has antibacterial, antiviral and antimicrobial properties that are useful in killing parasites and bacteria.

How To Use Myrrh Essential oil

Many people get conflicted on how to get the most out of the unique Myrrh essential oil. Here are some few uses:

Application

Respiratory improvement

It works by supplying oxygen to tissues, which controls the metabolic rate, alleviates gastrointestinal symptoms, and increases immunity. Respiratory difficulties can be made more bearable.

Muscle Recovery

Muscles are strengthened and the skin is smoothened as you rest.Research has found that the compounds in myrrh essential oil may be powerful antioxidants. This is essential to get rid of the free radicals in the body.

Strong Hair

Myrrh Essential Oil's astringency strengthens the roots and thus reduces hair loss. Along with addressing dandruff, its scent also stimulates the brain, promotes alertness, and boosts energy. The astringency of myrrh oil strengthens the roots, preventing or reducing hair loss. Myrrh Oil is believed to treat dandruff when applied to a dry scalp and hair, and its aroma is said to stimulate the brain and improve alertness and vitality.

Medicinal

Myrrh Essential Oil helps wounds heal faster by preventing them from disease and reducing inflammation. Its astringent properties aid to prevent wounds from bleeding, resulting in less blood loss. Myrrh Oil is recognised for its emmenagogue characteristics, which helps to regulate menstruation and alleviate its unpleasant effects, such as hormonal issues that cause mood swings.

Myrrh Essential Oil Uses

Myrrh is a sap-like resin or "gum" obtained from the tiny, thorny Commiphora myrrha tree, which is related to Frankincense. The potential of myrrh oil to cleanse the mouth and throat is well-known. Here are a few uses:

Another advantage of Myrrh oil is that it promotes a young appearance and has a calming effect on the skin.

Myrrh oil might help your nails grow stronger and healthier.

It may also be used on the hands, lips, and any other dry areas of the body.

Myrrh oil is a great alternative to floral or citrus essential oils if you want something a little different in your diffuser.

When it comes to shaving, Myrrh essential oil's calming properties come in handy.

Myrrh Oil Extracted

Myrrh essential oil, which is amber to brown in colour and has an earthy aroma, is extracted using a steam distillation technique. Myrrh has long been utilised in Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese medicine. Scientists are currently evaluating the oil's possible applications, which include discomfort, infection, and skin sores.

Q. What is Myrrh Essential Oil good for?

A. Myrrh Essential Oil carries a warm earthy and woodsy aroma that invokes a blissful sense of peace when inhaled.

Q. What are the aromatherapy benefits of Myrrh Essential Oil?

A. Myrrh Essential Oil calms restlessness to restore your mental peace while soothing your body aches for your mental and physical well being. It also reduces wrinkles and fine lines when used on aging skin.

Q. How to use Myrrh Essential Oil?

A. The easiest way to release Myrrh Essential Oil’s aromatic benefits is through a diffuser, humidifier, or on a candle top. Mixing it with a Carrier Oil is the best way to “carry” its benefits to your skin, body, and hair! Get creative and add it to clothes and linens or mix them into other solutions for their uplifting properties.

Q. How to apply Myrrh Essential Oil to reap its benefits for skin?

A. Dilute about 1-2 drops of Myrrh Essential Oil for every tablespoon of our skin-friendly Carrier Oils, then apply topically during your skincare routine to achieve a plump and youthful complexion.

Q. Is Myrrh essential Oil safe for dogs?

A. Myrrh essential oil is generally considered safe for dogs. It can be used in aromatherapy as well as in topical application.

Q. Is Myrrh essential Oil safe for cats?

A. Myrrh essential oil is generally considered safe for cats; however there are some compounds in the oil that may be considered toxic. Hence, exercise caution while using this on cats.

Q. Is Myrrh essential Oil safe for babies?

A. Avoid performing aromatherapy with myrrh essential oil when there is a baby in the room. Also, do not apply the oil on the baby as it may cause side effects.

Q. Is Myrrh essential Oil good for hair?

A. Myrrh essential Oil has astringent properties that tighten the cells and hair follicles. Hence, this oil can be used to prevent hair loss. It can be added to a shampoo and applied on the hair.

Q. Is Myrrh essential Oil good for skin?

A. Myrrh essential oil has several medicinal properties including antimicrobial, antibacterial and antifungal. These properties are useful in removing microbes and fungus from the body, thus avoiding infections.

Q. What are the other ways, where you can use Myrrh oil?

A. Some other health issues for using Myrrh oil are as follows:

Toothache
Eczema
Nails
Labor pain
Thyroid issues

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Overview

Properties of Myrrh

Kills Harmful Bacteria

May Support Oral Health

Supports Skin Health & Healing Sores

Combats Pain and Swelling

May Be a Powerful Antioxidant

Kills Some Parasites

How To Use Myrrh Essential oil

Application

Respiratory improvement

Muscle Recovery

Strong Hair

Medicinal

Myrrh Essential Oil Uses

Myrrh Oil Extracted

Myrrh Oil Extracted

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