A Detailed Guide to the Correct Use of Myrrh Essential Oil

Myrrh essential oil is known as the "guardian of the reproductive organs." It can sterilize and has strong disinfecting power; it can inhibit skin inflammation and is effective against acne and eczema. It can moisturize dry, cracked skin and frostbitten skin, and it is also effective against wrinkles. As one of the base essences for making perfume, it can make people feel warm and pleasant. It enhances brain vitality, restores physical and mental freshness, and clears the mind. Pregnant women should avoid using it, and ordinary people should not use it in high doses either.

Uses of Myrrh Essential Oil

 Myrrh essential oil applied topically: improving problem skin

 How to use: 50 g (ml) of face cream or lotion + 4 drops of myrrh essential oil + 4 drops of frankincense essential oil + 2 drops of lavender essential oil; apply to the face to improve the skin. Myrrh essential oil has antifungal properties, inhibits skin inflammation, is effective against acne and eczema, and can also moisturize dry, cracked skin and has an effect on wrinkles.

 Myrrh essential oil sitz bath: care for women

 How to use: 2 drops of myrrh essential oil + 3 drops of tea tree essential oil + 3 drops of chamomile essential oil, for a sitz bath.

 Myrrh essential oil inhalation: easier breathing

How to use: 2 drops of myrrh essential oil + 2 drops of eucalyptus essential oil + 2 drops of tea tree essential oil, added to hot water, then inhale the steam to make breathing easier.

 Myrrh essential oil foot soak: fighting athlete's foot

How to use: 10 ml of olive oil + 3 drops of myrrh essential oil; mix well, apply to the feet, then soak them in a foot basin for 10 minutes.