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Opoponax Distilled Essential Oil

Commiphora glabrescens
£26.99
SKU: 2295 Category: Tags: , ,

Benefits & How To Use

Opoponax Distilled Commiphora glabrescens (2295 – 5ml) (also known as Sweet Myrrh)

This is a pure therapeutic-quality wild-crafted aromatherapy essential oil from Somalia, and is obtained from the resin from the tree.

Help me choose: A thick, savoury aroma of fresh, green walnuts with a slight ‘industrial’ note.

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Opoponax Distilled Commiphora glabrescens (2295 - 5ml) (also known as Sweet Myrrh)



This is a pure therapeutic-quality wild-crafted aromatherapy essential oil from Somalia, and is obtained from the resin from the tree.

Help me choose: A thick, savoury aroma of fresh, green walnuts with a slight 'industrial' note.

See also:

FAQs

What is Opoponax (distilled) essential oil, exactly?
It is the distilled essential oil of Commiphora glabrescens, from the Burseraceae family. It is also known as Sweet Myrrh and is obtained from the resin of the tree. The oil is wild-crafted.
Where does this Opoponax come from?
This oil comes from Somalia. It is sourced from wild-crafted resin, so it is gathered from naturally growing material rather than cultivated crops.
What does it smell like?
It has a thick, savoury aroma with notes of fresh, green walnuts. There is also a slight industrial edge to it, which gives it a rather distinctive character.
Is there anything I should be careful about when using it?
It is non toxic and non irritant, but it may be sensitising in some individuals. It is unsuitable for babies and children. If you have very sensitive skin, it is sensible to use caution.
How long does it keep?
Unopened, it has a shelf life of 36 months. Once opened, it is best used within 12 months.

About Opoponax Distilled Commiphora glabrescens

Technical Documents
GC MSDS
  • Botanical name: Commiphora glabrescens
  • Plant family: Burseraceae
  • Also known as: Sweet Myrrh
  • Cultivation: Wild-crafted
  • Country of origin: Somalia
  • Part of plant: Resin
  • Special precautions: Non toxic, non irritant, possibly sensitising in some individuals.
  • Major compounds: trans-beta-Ocimene, alpha-Santalene, cis-alpha-Bisabolene, trans-alpha-Bergamotene
  • Contents: Opoponax Oil
  • Item no: 2295

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