Myrrh essential oil (Commiphora myrrha) natural

Myrrh essential oil is a contemplative and profound oil that clearly grounds and calms without enveloping , giving a sense of stability and grounding.
It regulates the nervous system through stability and slowing down , not through mood changes or emotional arousal.

Myrrh Essential Oil (Commiphora myrrha)

Myrrh essential oil (Commiphora myrrha) is characterized by a deep, resinous aroma with a distinctly balsamic, warm character. It is obtained from mature, well-dried oleoresin, and the steam distillation process extracts its heaviest, most fundamental, and most essential components. It is a monolithic and concentrated oil, with a narrow, condensed profile, and little "diluted" by additional aromatic fractions.

The chemical profile of this batch is clearly dominated by heavy sesquiterpenoids, which translates into a calm, stable character and a long-lasting fragrance. The absence of light, volatile components gives it a raw and serious character typical of resinous oils with a contemplative character.

The oil is a translucent, mobile liquid, ranging in color from yellow to yellow-brown. The aroma is described as warm, balsamic, and distinctive, with a top-mid note classification. Its physicochemical parameters—a density of approximately 1.006–1.015 and a refractive index of approximately 1.524—confirm that this is a heavier, resinous, and stable oil, intended for work requiring depth and concentration.

Product properties

• Country of origin: Somalia
• Plant Part: Dry Oleoresin (Dry Gum Oleoresin)
• Cultivation: Conventional
• Groups of organic compounds: Sesquiterpenoids, sesquiterpenes, monoterpenoids
• Botanical family: Burseraceae
• Extraction method: Steam distillation

Therapeutic and aromatic properties

Therapeutic properties:

• Anti-inflammatory
• Astringent
  
• Antioxidant (antioxidant)

Fragrance profile

• Notes: Base note
• Aroma: Resinous, balsamic, warm, dry, medicinal, earthy

Chemical profile – dominant ingredients:

• Furanoeudesma-1,3-diene – 40.50% (monoterpenoid)
  The main component of the oil. This high percentage indicates a highly resinous, stable, and low-volatile oil. This compound is responsible for the depth of aroma and long-lasting fragrance.
• Curzerene – 16.42% (sesquiterpene)
  High levels of curzerene are typical of myrrh oils distilled from the resin and give the oil a warm, balsamic-smoky character.
• Lindestrene – 11.91% (monoterpenoid)
  It contributes to the middle note of the oil and enhances its resinous-spicy profile.
• Methoxyfuranogermacrene – 4.90% (sesquiterpenoid)
  An ingredient that deepens the structure of the fragrance, influencing the mildness and consistency of the aroma.
• Germacrene B (2.27%), Germacrene D (1.19%), Delta-Elemene (0.88%)
  They complement the sesquiterpene profile, increasing the durability and stability of the oil.

Application

Establishment – ​​Regulation
Myrrh oil, when diffused or inhaled, promotes grounding, stability, and a sense of connection. It is effective in times of overload, overstimulation, or the need to pause and focus.

Space – Silence
When used in a space, it helps create a calm, orderly scented environment, suitable for contemplative practices, silent work, and rituals requiring concentration and presence.

Skin – Balance
Applied topically and properly diluted, it helps maintain skin balance, especially in mature skin or skin requiring stabilization. Its dry, astringent nature favors simple, minimalist skincare formulas.

Security

Safety and warnings:
Non-toxic, non-irritating.
Contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding due to the content of β-elemene and furanodiene, which may have fetotoxic effects (harmful to the fetus).

Storage and shelf life

Shelf life: 5 years

Store in a dark, cool place, away from sunlight.

Aromatic combinations for myrrh oil

• frankincense, sandalwood, patchouli, cedar, lavender, cypress.

Party Information

• Cultivation: Conventional
• Production Date: 2025-06
• Shelf Life: 5 years
• Aroma Notes: Base
• Country of Origin: Somalia
• Batch Number: E1001970

Quality guarantee – GC/MS and GC/FID tests

Vessel essential oils are tested using GC/MS and GC/FID methods, confirming their authenticity, purity and compliance with the natural plant profile.

The analysis utilizes gas chromatography combined with mass spectrometry (GC/MS) in SCAN mode to precisely identify each component. Quantitative composition is determined using GC/FID. This ensures that we offer only natural oils, free from synthetic additives—ideal for professional aromatherapy applications. The distillery specializes in medicinal and aromatic plants (MAP). It adheres to ISO 9001/22000 and Organic/COSMOS standards, among others.

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