Frankincense Essential Oil
The CO2 distillation is available from the resins of Frankincense or Olibanum tree, whose scientific name is Boswellia Scara. The frankincense resins called houjari.
The finest and most highly prized frankincense resin is produced by the Boswellia sacra species, which only grows in the Dhofar Region south of Oman.
Dhofar has a reputation for producing superior-quality frankincense trees that deliver the highest-grade resin, the resin reserved for royalty from these resins we make best quality frankincense oil under our very expert and professional team for the best ever quality.
Our Boswellia Sacra Frankincense Oil is a useful natural oil that is used as ingredients to many perfumes, cosmetic creams, soaps, and in medicine.
Apart from being used as a cosmetic and as a fragrance, it has numerous medicinal uses, which are summarized as under.
Anti-Septic & Disinfectant
Frankincense Oil is good as an anti-septic. Even the fume or smoke obtained on its burning has antiseptic and disinfectant qualities and eliminates the germs in the whole place affected with fume.
It can be applied on wounds without any harm or side effect to protect them from tetanus and being septic. It is equally good for internal wounds and protects them from infections.
Packaging of Gold Essential oil
We pack our essential oils in aluminum bottles/flasks that are specially coated on the inside to prevent corrosion, to ensure longer the shelf life of our essential and fragrance oils.
This packaging with an internal protective coating ensures that the contents are not contaminated. Besides, all bottles have tested leak-proof closures to ensure safety during handling.
We also pack essential oils in small amber glass bottles white tamper-evident caps and orifice reducers for retail sale with customized labeling and outer packaging.
Use of Frankincense Oil
History
Frankincense was an important trade item for many cultures, including the Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, Chinese, Babylonians and Assyrians.
The Babylonians, Assyrians, and Egyptians burned frankincense in their temples as an offering to the Gods during religious rites.
The ancient Egyptians also ground the remains of burned frankincense to create kohl, the black substance they used for eyeliner.
The Greeks and Romans used the aromatic resin as incense, whereas the Chinese valued frankincense for its medicinal properties. Frankincense was used as a remedy for various ailments including leprosy and gonorrhea.
Perfume
The perfume industry uses frankincense oil as one of its ingredients. Since frankincense oil can take up to six hours to evaporate it is often used in perfume to increase the longevity of the fragrance. Its natural woody fragrance can also enhance scents resulting from fruity or spicy blends.
Medicine
The properties of Frankincense Oil has many benefits like Anti-cancerous, anti-catarrhal, antidepressant, anti-infectious, anti-tumoral, antiseptic, expectorant, immune-stimulant, muscle relaxant and sedative because of these properties it’s been used in many medicines to cure Asthma, cancer, depression, infection (colds, coughs, pneumonia, respiratory, staph, strep), immune stimulant, inflammation, meditation, muscles, nervous conditions, spiritual connection, supports the nervous system, stress, ulcers, and vertigo.
Practitioners of aromatherapy
Use frankincense in both essential oil and incense form. The aroma of frankincense is soothing and can help to calm the mind and relieve stress.
A person can add a few drops of frankincense essential oil to the bath or burn the incense to enjoy the pleasant scent. In aromatherapy, practitioners use frankincense to clear the head as well as rejuvenate the mind and body.
Ingredient in Creams or Lotions
Frankincense oil is sometimes an ingredient in creams or lotions. It is beneficial for normal and oily skin tones while rejuvenating dry or aging skin. It can help clear acne and reduce the appearance of scars.
Frankincense oil can also soothe and speed healing of skin wounds and inflammation.
To relieve the symptoms of respiratory ailments such as bronchitis, asthma and colds, sufferers can use frankincense oil in a vaporizer.
The aromatic steam helps clear the lungs, making breathing easier.
Frankincense oil works as a massage oil to relieve the pain and stiffness of aching muscles and increase blood flow.
The oil can also be massaged into the temples and neck to relieve tension headaches.
A Frankincense Oil blends well with Lime, Lemon, Orange and other Citrus oils as well as Benzoin, Bergamot, Lavender, Myrrh, Pine and Sandalwood oil.
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