Myrrh Tincture, filtered (Commiphora resin & Ethanol)

Myrrh is derived from a resin. The Myrrh tree is from Arabia, Ethiopia, and Somalia. This resin is extracted from the sap of cuttings from the plants in Somalia. The cutting is then used to propagate a new plant.

Myrrh tincture has a characteristic sweet balsamic, slightly spicy scent and is used as an antiseptic and when added to creams can help haemorrhoids, bed sores and wounds. Myrrh tincture can also be used as a mouthwash for gum disease. It also has antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties.

Myrrh tincture is a wonder product in natural cosmetics, and doesn't change the colour of your formulation like benzoin tincture can.

Packaged in a glass amber dripulator bottle for your convenience.