Pure Myrrh Essential Oil for Skin Care and Grounding 15mL deSensua

Myrrh stops people. There is something about that deep, earthy, quietly sweet aroma that feels rooted in something older than any modern wellness trend. Because it is. Pure myrrh essential oil has been treasured since before recorded history, and for good reason.

Myrrh is quoted in Scripture over 150 times. God included it as the very first listed ingredient by weight in the sacred anointing oil He gave to Moses in Exodus 30:23. Queen Esther prepared with myrrh for an entire year before appearing before King Ahasuerus (Esther 2:12). It was offered to Jesus on the cross, and Nicodemus brought myrrh and aloes to prepare His body for burial in John 19:39. Few substances in all of creation carry that kind of sacred weight.

Our myrrh is wildcrafted from the Commiphora myrrha trees of Kenya, a premier source for this resin, and steam distilled to preserve every note of its complex, layered aroma. Every bottle is tested three times from source to bottle for purity and authenticity. No fillers, no carrier oils, no synthetics. What you open is exactly what God put in that tree.

Myrrh is thicker than most essential oils, so diluting it well is key to getting the most out of it. Blend 10 to 12 drops per ounce of carrier oil and apply to your face, neck, or dry skin areas. It diffuses beautifully on its own or paired with frankincense, cedarwood, or sandalwood. Warm the bottle slightly in your hands before use to help it flow more easily.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is myrrh essential oil used for?

Wildcrafted myrrh oil is a longtime favorite for skin care, particularly for mature, dry, or weathered skin, when diluted in a carrier oil. It is also diffused for its rich, grounding aroma and is a beloved pairing with frankincense for prayer and quiet time.

Is myrrh in the Bible?

Myrrh is one of the most referenced aromatic substances in all of Scripture, with over 150 mentions. God named it as the first ingredient in His sacred anointing oil recipe in Exodus 30:23. The Wise Men brought it to Jesus at His birth. Queen Esther used it in her year of preparation. And Nicodemus brought it to Jesus' burial. It is difficult to think of another substance with that depth of Biblical significance.

Where does deSensua myrrh come from?

Our pure myrrh essential oil is wildcrafted from Commiphora myrrha trees in Kenya, one of the most respected origins for this resin. It is steam distilled and tested three times from source to bottle for purity and authenticity.

How do I dilute myrrh essential oil?

Myrrh is one of the thicker essential oils. A 2% dilution in a carrier oil is a safe and effective starting point, which is about 10 to 12 drops per ounce. It blends especially well with fractionated coconut oil, jojoba, or sweet almond oil. Warm the bottle slightly in your hands before use to help it flow more easily.

What does myrrh essential oil smell like?

Myrrh has a rich, earthy, resinous aroma with a faint sweetness underneath. It is deeper and darker than most people expect, with a smokiness that lingers. Many people describe it as grounding, settled, and deeply calming.

Can myrrh and frankincense be used together?

This is one of the most natural and Biblical oil combinations in the world. They were paired in Scripture, and they complement each other beautifully in both aroma and skin care use. deSensua carries both and many customers layer them daily.

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