Frankincense Essential Oil
Description: Often referred to as the “King of Oils,” Frankincense promotes relaxation, enhances spiritual experiences, and supports skin health.
A small shrub from around the Red Sea, which takes root in soil dominated by marble and limestone, it secretes a gum-resin that protects it from harsh weather conditions. The incision of its trunk makes it appear in the form of “tears”, used in fumigation since the dawn of time to accompany religious ceremonies. Their distillation gives an essential oil with an incomparable aroma: full, sweet, balsamic and woody.
Content: 10 ml
Monograph:
- Botanical Name: Boswellia carterii
- Properties: Antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, sedative
- Uses: Used in meditation, skincare, and respiratory support.
- Aroma: Warm, woody, and slightly spicy
€ 17,95
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Quality
Botanical family: Burseraceae
Latin name: Boswellia sacra (Boswellia carterii)
Other names: Incense tree, Olibanum, Somali tears
Origin: Somalia
Cultivation: Controlled organic agriculture – Certisys-BE1 control
Distilled part: Aromatic resin
Production process: Steam distillation
Quality: 100% pure, natural and chemotyped
Olfactory notes: resinous, woody, lemony
Main constituents
Monoterpenes: pinenes, alpha thujene (45%), limonene (6%), myrcene (5.6%), sabinene
Sesquiterpenes: beta caryophyllene
Monoterpenols
Sesquiterpenols: viridiflorol (4%)
Precautions for use
- Not recommended for the first three months of pregnancy and for children under 3 years of age
- Very well tolerated: no significant risk at physiological doses
- Not recommended for olfactory use in psychotic patients
- Internal use is not indicated
- Dermal, possible irritation, dilute
- Avoid contact with the eyes
- Keep out of reach of children
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