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Myrrh gum is reddish-brown in colour and forms crystalline shapes as it dries in the desert sun.Our myrrh is derived from the resin found within the pierced bark of the Commiphora tree in India.In ancient times, the smoke from the resin was used for fumigation, embalming, and for spiritual rituals.T...

Benzoin is the balsamic resin produced by certain trees in the Styrax genus. It has a long history of use in perfumery, incense making and in some instances as a medicine.Its most common use today is in perfumery where it is used as a 'fixative' meaning it slows down the dispersion of essential oils...

Frankincense resin is a popular incense with ancient roots. It can be burned as is or used to make tinctures or other extracts for perfumery or healing purposes.The resin is tapped from an incision made into the trunk or branches of the tree. The tree produces a liquid which hardens into resin cryst...

a solid form of resin obtained from pines and other conifers. It is produced by heating fresh liquid resin in order to remove the volatile liquid terpene components.is semi-transparent and varies in colour. At room temperature it is brittle, but it easily melts at stove-top temperature.commonly used...

, is an oil-soluble, natural extract from the Rosemary plant used to prevent rancidity in oils. Its antioxidant properties are largely attributed to carnosic acid, one of its major constituents. It has a mild herbaceous odour which is generally unnoticeable in final formulations when used at recomme...

Myrrh resinoid is pourable solvent extract from Myrrh gum which contains the volatile oil components as well as the resin.1kg of the resinoid can be used to replace up to 7kg of Myrrh resin.This product is intended for external use only