Myrrh Gum

Myrrh, a resin obtained from the Commiphora myrrha tree, is deeply intertwined with historical and cultural practices, renowned for its rich, warm, and balsamic aroma. Traditionally used in religious ceremonies, medicine, and perfumery, its scent is characterized by earthy, woody, and slightly sweet notes, often described as resinous and smoky.
In terms of composition, myrrh is a complex blend of volatile oils, resins, gums, and other compounds, which contribute to its unique aroma profile and purported health benefits. It has been used in various medicinal preparations, particularly in traditional medicine, to treat wounds, alleviate pain, and for its antimicrobial properties.