MYRRH ESSENTIAL OIL

PURE ESSENTIAL OIL produced by hydrodistillation from Commiphora myrrha resin, 5 ml.

ORIGIN: Ethiopia

AROMATIC NOTES: orange, licorice, pungent, spicy

THERAPEUTIC INDICATIONS: Anti-inflammatory (Su S. et al., 2010); Analgesic (Su S. et al., 2010); Antioxidant (Assimopoulou A.N. et al., 2005); Anesthetic (Dolara P. et al., 2000); Antibacterial (Wanner J. et al., 2010)

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CHAKRA: crown, heart, solar plexus

FREQUENCY NOTE: it improves the ability to live in environments experienced as alien, by creating one's own material reality from a spiritual dimension.

The oil is not soluble in water, but can be diluted in oil or ethyl alcohol. It should be stored in a closed glass bottle, away from direct sources of light and heat. The oil is irritant to mucous membranes and should not be used during pregnancy. It can be used for aromatherapy purposes, such as diffused in vaporizers or added to bath water. The oil can also be used for massage and skincare, but should be diluted in a carrier oil beforehand. When creating perfumes with essential oils, an appropriate amount should be added to alcoholic or oily bases. It is important to handle essential oils with caution and in accordance with proper dilution guidelines, and to consult a medical professional before using them for therapeutic purposes.

ANBESA s.r.l. doesn't take responsibility for any inappropriate use of essential oils. The indications provided here are suggestions for a better understanding of essential oils and their possible uses. In case of ingestion, immediately consult a doctor. In case of contact with eyes, rinse with vegetable oil and water. Keep out of reach of children.