Spotlight on Myrrh
Myrrh essential oil is a treasure for sure. This versatile oil beautifies, cleanses, and moisturizes the skin, making it a great addition to your skin care routine. It also has a sweet, earthy aroma that can be used to enhance yoga, meditation, and spiritual practices.
JUST A DROP OF MYRRH
Has a soft, earthy aroma reminiscent of Frankincense
Helps improve the appearance and feel of dry skin
Helps reduce the appearance of blemishes
Soothes damaged skin and supports the body's natural healing process
Can enhance meditation or spiritual practices
BACKGROUND
A relative of Frankincense with similar properties and benefits, Myrrh was one of the gifts brought to the Christ child at his birth. Native to the Arabian Peninsula, the Myrrh tree produces an aromatic sap that hardens to a red-brown resin. Myrrh essential oil is steam distilled from this resin, yielding an oil with an earthy, sweet aroma that brings a deeper sense of spirituality to practices such as yoga and meditation
KEY CONSTITUENTS
Constituents are naturally occurring compounds in plants (and therefore essential oils) that give them specific health-supporting properties.
Furanoeudesma-1,3-diene: some studies show this constituent to speed wound healing and improve skin elasticity. It may also act on opiod receptors to help the body's response to pain
Curzerene: a sesquiterpene that promotes healthy skin and may act on opiod receptors to help the body's response to pain
Lindestrene: a sesquiterpene that has cleansing properties and is soothing to the skin
MYRRH & EMOTIONS
High in sesquiterpenes, Myrrh can stimulate the limbic system, the seat of memory, so it's a wonderful oil to use to work on past stored emotional trauma that is yours or that you could have inherited. This oil is helpful when you are working to deprogram miswritten information at a cellular level. To use for emotions release, tub a drop of Myrrh around the belly button daily. This practice works best when paired with strong affirmations, verses or other spoken and written words.
PRODUCT OPTIONS
Myrrh essential oil
Myrrh is also found in many products including Boswellia Wrinkle Cream, ClaraDerm, Essential Beauty Serum and Abundance, Gratitude, Hope and Humility essential oils.
DAILY HABITS WITH MYRRH
Aromatically, Myrrh encourages spiritual awareness and is uplifting, making it a wonderful addition to morning prayer, meditation or other mindfulness practices.
Diffuse with Frankincense and Tangerine.
Apply a drop to the wrists and over the heart.
Apply a drop to the crown of the head.
Make a Meditation Roller to use during spiritual practices or even to help focus the mind:
Meditation Roller:
To a 10mL roller bottle add:
15 drops Myrrh
10 drops Cedarwood
5 drops Peppermint
Fill with carrier of choice. Apply over the heart, back of the neck, on the wrists liberally and frequently.
Add to your favorite skincare products! Myrrh is an incredible skin oil.
Add to your Orange Blossom, Bloom or Art Light moisturizer.
Use Myrrh as a low note in perfume and cologne blends:
Myrrh, Jasmine, Neroli
Myrrh, Tangerine, Joy or Geranium
Myrrh, Vetiver, Frankincense, Lavender
Myrrh, Vetiver, Vanilla
Myrrh, Pine, Sandalwood, Bergamot
Make a seasonal skin serum to protect against dry skin and keep your skin glowing all season long:
Winter Skin Serum
To a 2oz glass dropper bottle add
10 drops Myrrh
10 drops Frankincense
5 drops Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood or Sacred Sandalwood (Cedarwood will work as well but Sandalwood is ideal)
Optional (and incredible): 3 droppersful CBD Beauty Boost
Fill with carrier of choice (jojoba is good for most skin types)
Add Myrrh to your on-the-go wellness kit for the literal bumps in the road and make this simple, but effective ‘Pavement Spray'. The best part about this is that you don't have to rub it in onto tender skin!:
Pavement Spray:
To a 2oz glass or stainless steel spray bottle add:
10 drops Lavender
10 drops Myrrh
5 drops Tea Tree or Melrose
Fill with fractionated coconut oil
Spray onto knees, elbows, any skin that needs some TLC.
Make and gift (or keep and use!) this incredible Gardener's Hand Salve for anyone who works with their hands.
DIY Gardener's Hand Salve
½ cup cold pressed organic olive oil (or 1 cup if not using arnica oil)
½ cup organic arnica oil
1 Tbsp shea butter
2 Tbsp unrefined extra virgin coconut oil
3-4 Tbsp beeswax pastilles
30 drops essential oils: Myrrh, Frankincense, Lavender, Patchouli, Pine
Using a double boiler, place several inches of water in the bottom and place a bowl or pan on top. Turn the heat to low-medium and add the olive oil, shea butter, coconut oil & beeswax and allow it to melt, stirring gently.
Remove the bowl from the double boiler. Add Vitamin E oil and essential oils.
Allow the mixture to sit for a few minutes to cool but not harden, then pour into the small containers.
Essential oils to add for a masculine scent: Sandalwood, Vetiver, Idaho Blue Spruce
Make a simple cuticle oil! This also makes a great gift and pairs well with the Gardener's Hand Salve:
DIY Roll-on Cuticle Oil
1½ teaspoons V-6 Vegetable Oil Complex
4 drops Frankincense essential oil
2 drops Myrrh essential oil
Add all the above to an empty 15 ml essential oil bottle and add an AromaGlide Roller Fitment. Roll onto your cuticles anytime, anywhere.
Whether your winter skin needs some TLC or you have a more acute need, make this ‘Ultimate Skin Healing Balm' and use it frequently and liberally!
Ultimate Skin Healing Balm
To about 1/4 jar of Rose ointment add:
8 drops Helichrysum
8 drops Myrrh
4 drops Sacred frankincense or Frankincense
4 drops Lavender
Apply to needed area(s) 2-5 times a day. Frequency and consistency are crucial for these big needs!
There is a reason Myrrh was given to Jesus (and Mary!) upon His birth. Myrrh is an incredible oil for supporting skin and tissue during times of injury, and such a gift to new mamas. Use Myrrh for a relaxing and healing bath (or sitz bath). Note: this is a great practice for the postpartum mamas!
Healing Bath Soak
To about ¼ cup epsom salt add:
3 drops Frankincense
3 drops Myrrh
1 drop Helichrysum
Optional: 1 Tbsp organic arnica oil
Sit and soak for 30 minutes or as long as desired
Add a drop of Myrrh to Thieves Mouthwash for excellent oral health or add a drop of Myrrh to 1 Tbsp of organic coconut oil for oil pulling.
DIFFUSE
Diffusing is a wonderful health habit! Our diffusers are running 24/7 to purify the air, support our immune and respiratory systems, support emotional health and make our homes smell amazing - all at the same time. Try these blends below to enjoy the calming aroma of Myrrh whenever you need it!
Peaceful Easy Feeling: 5 drops Tangerine, 4 drops Frankincense, 3 drops Myrrh
Seaside Sunset: 4 drops Lemon, 3 drops each Lavender and Myrrh, 2 drops Spearmint
Herbal Apothecary: 4 drops Copaiba, 3 drops Myrrh, 3 drops Ravintsara
COMPANION PRODUCTS
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Rose Ointment
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