Description
- Sweet myrrh, or myrrh Opoponax is a cousin of bitter myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) has been used in perfumes to product a sweet, honey-like scent
- Myrrh is naturally antibacterial and has anti-inflammatory properties
- It is helpful when used to treat skin infections like athletes foot, ringworm, weeping eczema, bedsores, boils, carbuncles and acne
- It is a useful ingredient in natural mouthwashes
- When burned as an incense, it contains compounds that can affect emotions, helping the body to produce happy hormones
- It also clears and cleans the air, and lifts the mood
WARNING: Overuse of myrrh can cause diarrhea and irritation of the kidneys. Do not use myrrh internally during pregnancy. Always consult a healthcare professional before using any herbal remedy especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking other medicines.
Did you know? Sweet myrrh was used by the Ancient Romans to cleanse the air in their temples before performing sacred rituals.
Directions - Burn the resin as incense by placing a small piece onto a lit charcoal puck to release essential oils and fragrances
- Use as an ingredient in homemade natural mouthwashes
- Grind to a powder to dissolve into skin treatments
Ingredients100% pure sweet myrrh
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