Beauty & Care Myrrh perfume oil

Smell Myrrh perfume

The scent can be described as warm, slightly spicy, sweet with a smoky undertone.
Myrrh is often used as an undertone in oriental or heavily floral perfumes.

A fairly pricey essential oil

Myrrh is available as an essential oil, but is a fairly expensive essential oil.
That's why we offer a perfume for this.

Use Myrrh perfume

• In the sauna: add 16 drops to an ice ball or to the water in the sauna tub
• In an aroma burner: add 2 to 4 drops to the water in the aroma burner for a warm, sweet, spicy scent.
• On an aromastone: add 2 to 4 drops to the stone of the aromastone
• In a diffuser: add 2 to 4 drops to the water in the diffuser
• In a massage oil: add a maximum of 25 drops of Myrrh perfume to 250 ml of Sweet Almond oil.

Warnings

• Do not ingest the perfume oil or use it pure on the skin.

Myrrh mixes well with

Myrrh mixes well with: Frankincense, Sandalwood, Amber, Lavender, Jasmine, Opium, Oriental and Vanilla.

Origin Myrrh

Myrrh mainly comes from Arabia and Yemen.
Myrrh essential oil comes from the resin of the Commiphora Myrrha.
Myrrh is a Biblical oil and has long been used in the Middle East.
In many cultures, Myrrh represents help with meditation and prayer.
Myrrh is a well-known component of Frankincense mixtures.

About the bottles

The 20 ml brown glass bottles contain a dropper and a child-friendly cap and the 100 ml brown glass bottles contain a pipette.
The 500 ml and the liter bottle are used as refill packaging.