Myrrh has been prized around the world for over 6,000 years!
Myrrh resin has been used throughout history as a perfume, incense and medicine. Myrrh mixed with posca or wine was common across ancient cultures, for general pleasure, and as an analgesic.
In Ayurvedic medicine, myrrh tonic is considered rejuvenating. As with frankincense, myrrh is thought to be anti-inflammatory. It also appears to be, to some degree, antibacterial. Both myrrh and frankincense were some of the most highly prized commodities in ancient civilizations and became the driving force behind the creation of the incense trade routes.
The process of tapping the trees and resin tree production takes lots of time and expertise, making it expensive to produce.
Watch the video of Young Living Farm where Myrrh essential oil is being produced by clicking the link below.
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Myrrh Essential Oil takes its place in Mary Young’s nighttime routine!
Myrrh essential oil is a key ingredient in many Young Living skin care products and essential oil blends.
This oil has excellent skin regenerating properties. Mary Young uses ONE DROP on her face at night, waits 2 minutes, and then applies a tiny bit of BOSWELIA WRINKLE CRÈME over the entire face, neck, and chest. More here
Take a look at HOW to care for precious bottled Myrrh essential oil:
Sticky bottle caps?
Crystallized Myrrh solution
Watch Video from Vida de Seville Distillery in Spain, Young Living’s farm where Myrrh is grown and turned into essential oil!