How to use frankincense resin

Welcome to the enchanting world of Frankincense resin! Have you ever wondered about the mystical properties of this ancient aromatic treasure? In this guide, we will embark on a journey to explore the wonders of Frankincense resin and uncover its various uses and benefits. But before we begin, let's understand what exactly Frankincense resin is and its intriguing history. Also, check out the DIY resin-infused oil recipe for skin care solutions.

Have you ever wondered about how to use frankincense tears? Not the essential oil—the real tears, or resin, from the Boswellia tree. There are many ways to use these golden tears of resin for health and beauty, as well as for mental clarity. Click through to find out about these wonderful little gems and how you can use them in your home. #frankincense #tears #resin #howtouse #health #beauty #mentalclarity #healingharvesthomestead #homeremedy

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To make your own frankincense extract oil the resin tears need to be crushed and put through a heated water soak to dissolve the water soluble compounds (See our post on Frankincense Milk). Please note that a concentrated extract oil can not be achieved without first removing the water soluble compounds. Once you have heat soaked and dried your left over resin it's time to re-crush and powder it, the easiest way to powder crush any resin is to freeze it first. If you read the frankincense…

A testament of their famed medicinal prowess, Boswellia trees are capable of thriving in unforgiving conditions. They have been farmed on the desert plains boarding the Dhofar mountains for over five thousand years, tapped 2 or 3 times a year for their sap; an aromatic resin known as frankincense. The…

With close to 20 types of Frankincense resin on the market, it can be a challenge to choose between them, especially for those that are new to Frankincense. For this reason I will start with the more familiar and common, or "Classic" Frankincense types"

Frankincense milk (a.k.a. Frankincense Water) is easy to make, simply soak and/or heat the crushed resin tears in filtered (distilled or purified) water to dissolve the water soluble compounds from the resin, which leaves us with this milk white fluid and some very sticky gum resin. A quick google search (Frankincense Water) will bring up a vast source of articles on the benefits and uses of this substance. It is said to lighten, tone, firm and tighten skin, also stimulates skin and tissue…

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Frankincense, an ancient aromatic resin, has been used in various cultures and religious practices for thousands of years. Frankincense benefits are numerous, and we will look into each one of them below, backed up by science. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the different types of frankincense trees, the benefits they offer, and how to incorporate frankincense into your daily routine.

Welcome to the aromatic journey of Myrrh Resin, a precious gift from nature that has enchanted and healed for centuries. Myrrh Resin, often regarded as an aromatic wonder, has been cherished for its healing properties and spiritual significance. This resin, extracted from the Commiphora myrrha tree, boasts a rich history steeped in tradition and culture. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of Myrrh Resin, exploring its origins, benefits, and how to incorporate it into your daily…