# Myrrh Essential Oil 50 ml

> A 50 ml myrrh essential oil, steam distilled from resin, for oil burners and diffusers; myrrh has been used as perfume and incense since ancient times.

- Shop: Holistic Tree (holistictree.co.uk), a UK spiritual shop
- Price: £87.49
- Availability: in stock
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- Last order for Christmas: noon on Wednesday 9 December
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- URL: https://holistictree.co.uk/products/myrrh-essential-oil-50ml
- Details checked against the supplier's specification: 2026-10-11

## About this item

Myrrh essential oil comes from a resin with a long place in sacred tradition. This 50 ml oil is for anyone who likes to work with ancient ingredients, whether in an oil burner, a diffuser or a ritual space.

Commiphora myrrha is the Latin name of the plant, and the resin is the part used. The oil is made by steam distillation, which draws it out of the resin with steam. It comes in a 50 ml size. Use it in an oil burner or diffuser only: it is not for eating, drinking, smoking or putting on skin.

Since ancient times, myrrh has been used as perfume and incense for sacred purposes. That long tradition makes this oil a thoughtful choice for anyone building a collection of traditional ritual oils.

## Key facts

- Myrrh essential oil, 50 ml
- Latin name Commiphora myrrha
- Made from resin by steam distillation
- For oil burners and diffusers
- Not for eating, drinking or skin

## What's in the box

- 1 myrrh essential oil (50 ml)

## Details

| | |
|---|---|
| Contents | 50 ml |
| Latin name | Commiphora myrrha |
| Part of plant used | Resin |
| Extraction | Steam distillation |
| Care | For oil burners and diffusers. Not for eating, drinking, smoking or use on skin. |

## Questions

### What is myrrh essential oil made from?

It is made from myrrh resin (Commiphora myrrha) by steam distillation.

### How do you use myrrh essential oil?

Use it in an oil burner or diffuser. It is not for eating, drinking, smoking or putting on skin.

### What has myrrh traditionally been used for?

Since ancient times, myrrh has been used as perfume and incense for sacred purposes.