Aromafume Frankincsense & Myrrh essential oil resin of franchise and 100% natural myrrh - 10ml

Aromafume Frankincsense & Myrrh essential oil resin of franchise and 100% natural myrrh - 10ml

Aromafume mixture of natural essential oils in incense and myrrh resin for the aroma diffusion.
Purifying | Revitalizing | Protective
Aromatic quality: earthy, woody, balsamic and sweet

There Myrrh It is a red-brown resin of the Myrrha Commiphora tree. It was an integral component of the sacred incense ritual in the sacred spaces of Jerusalem during ancient times. There was a time when the myrrh was worth more than its gold weight. His rampant medical and aromatic use in ancient cultures has made myrrh a flourishing exchange commodity for ancient civilizations.

The Franchise, renowned as one of the most precious and precious resins, has extraordinary benefits. In addition to his notoriety in the New Testament, the Babylonians and the Assyrians burned the franchise in religious ceremonies. This secular knowledge contributes to modern uses of franchise. When inhaled or widespread, incense promotes feelings of peace, relaxation, satisfaction and general spiritual and emotional well -being.

This essential oil for speakers can be used in different ways:
- evaporate with a burning aromafume essences
- spread with a diffuser of ultrasound aromas
- evaporate with a burning soap stone essences
- Sprinkle some drops on an aromatic stone

Product features
Natural essential oil for the spread of aromas
With precious aromatic ingredients compliant with IFRA
10 ml glass bottle
Conservation duration after opening: ± 2 years
Keep in a cool and dark place
Keep out of the reach of children and pets
Use in a well -ventilated area

Aromafume - natural fragrance products
Aromafume is a family business that combines millennial art of creating natural fragrances with aromas suitable in our modern times. India is the cradle of many spices, herbs and resins and has an ancient tradition in the production of products such as incense and perfumes. In addition, India has a rich Ayurvedic tradition in which a rich knowledge is available on the healing effects of all types of herbs, flowers and plants. The interrelation between the trade in spices and the Ayurvedic principles has led to an exchange of knowledge and the development of many good products.