Description
Organic Myrrh Tincture is prepared from the resin of Commiphora species, one of the most ancient botanicals used in herbal traditions. Myrrh has long been valued for its distinctive aroma and its inclusion in traditional oral-care and skin preparations.
The resin’s naturally astringent character has historically made it a popular choice in formulations intended to freshen, tone and cleanse
NOTE: For regulatory reasons, product pages describe ingredients and traditional context only. Information on traditional benefits, historical uses and research can be found on the Traditional Use & Research page.
Traditional Use
In traditional herbal practice, myrrh was commonly included in preparations for the mouth and throat and was valued for its tightening and toning qualities. It has also been widely used in perfumery, incense and cosmetic preparations throughout history.
Myrrh continues to be appreciated today for its strong aromatic profile and its long-standing role in traditional botanical care routines.
History
Myrrh has been highly valued since antiquity and was used extensively by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. Historical records show it was prized both as a medicine and a fragrance, at times being worth more than its weight in gold.
It featured prominently in incense, holy oils, perfumes and skin preparations and appears in early medical texts, including the writings of Hippocrates and the Egyptian Ebers Papyrus.
General Information
• Botanical name: Commiphora molmol
• Common name: Myrrh
• Family: Burseraceae
• Habitat: North-East Africa and Arabia
• Parts used: Oleo-gum resin
• Tincture strength: 1:3
Use
Use as part of a traditional herbal or oral-care routine, following professional guidance
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