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Myrrh Essential Oil 5 ml

Why Myrrh Still Holds a Place in Modern Perfumery

Myrrh resin has been valued since antiquity, from Egyptian embalming rituals to sacred incense used across the ancient world, and its essential oil remains one of the most respected raw materials in the fragrance and skincare industries today. The warm, smoky, resinous profile of myrrh oil makes it a favored base note in perfumery, where it anchors lighter volatile compounds and extends the life of a fragrance on the skin. This oil belongs to the Essential Oils section, which brings together concentrated botanical extracts for cosmetic, fragrance, and therapeutic formulation. The 5 ml size is well suited for home crafting, small trial batches, and testing new blends before committing to larger production runs.

The primary industrial demand for myrrh oil comes from the fragrance and cosmetic sectors. In perfumery it is prized as a fixative that stabilizes volatile top notes while contributing depth to oriental, chypre, and woody compositions. In skincare manufacturing, myrrh oil is incorporated into anti-aging creams, serums, lip balms, and formulations targeting mature or blemish-prone skin, thanks to its astringent and toning effect on the epidermis. Aromatherapy practitioners use it in diffusers and steam inhalations for its grounding, meditative aroma. Recommended usage rates in finished products typically range from 0.5 to 2 percent of total formula weight, roughly 2 to 10 drops per 100 grams of base. The oil should be added during the cool-down phase of production, at temperatures no higher than 40 degrees Celsius, to preserve its volatile aromatic compounds.

Myrrh blends particularly well with other resinous and woody essential oils, deepening the overall character of a composition. Pairing it with Kenya Myrrh Essential Oil intensifies the resinous facet, while combining it with Cedar Essential Oil introduces a dry, woody warmth to the blend. For floral oriental accords, myrrh works beautifully alongside Jasmine Essential Oil, creating a rich balance between sweetness and resinous depth.

Beyond perfumery and skincare, myrrh oil is also used in natural deodorant formulations, scented candles, home fragrance products, and occasionally as an accent note in soap making, where its distinctive resinous scent lingers well. Before broader use, a patch test for skin sensitivity is recommended, and the oil should be stored in a tightly sealed dark glass bottle, in a cool location away from direct sunlight, to maintain its stability throughout its shelf life.

Grounding resin balm for evening skincare

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INCI	Commiphora myrrha
Other
Att brand	France
Color product	from yellow to brownish red
Concentration	100% main product
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	ванна полная — 2-4 капли на вещество-эмульгатор; аромаспрей для воздуха — 6-10 капель на 5 мл эмульгатора; аромалампа — 1-3 капли; соль для ванн, мыло — 25 капель на 1 кг; массаж, аромасвечи, масляные сыворотки — 1-4 капли на 50 мл базы; дезодорант — 3-4 капли на 5 мл базового масла; обогащение эмульсий, шампуня — 4-6 капель на 10 г средства; лосьоны от выпадения волос — 5-7 капель на 20-25 мл средства
Minimum count	1
Name	Myrrh Essential Oil 5 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	5 ml
Solubility	oil, ether, alcohol
Valid until	11.2028