Frankincense Resin – Sacred Aromatic Support for Meditation, Skin & Inflammation

Frankincense (Boswellia spp.) is a sacred resin long used in spiritual rituals, natural medicine, and skin care. Harvested from the bark of the Boswellia tree, its sweet, earthy scent has been cherished across cultures for its grounding and purifying properties.

Frankincense is traditionally burned as incense to clear stagnant energy and enhance meditation. When infused or powdered, it also supports skin healing, relieves inflammation, and may promote respiratory health.

Key Benefits:
– Grounding, uplifting aroma for rituals and meditation
– Traditionally used to relieve inflammation and joint pain
– Supports skin regeneration and clarity
– May ease respiratory discomfort when gently steamed or diffused
– Often used in incense, salves, and oil infusions

Dosage and Instructions

To Burn as Incense:
Place a small piece of resin on a charcoal disc in a heatproof dish. Allow the smoke to fill your space for clarity and calm.

To Infuse in Oil:
Crush resin and steep in a carrier oil (like jojoba or olive) in a sunny spot or over low heat for 2–3 weeks. Strain and use for skin, joints, or massage.

To Make a Skin Serum:
Infuse resin powder into oil, then blend with rosehip or argan oil for a calming, regenerative facial serum.

Size and Packaging

Available in:
– 50g kraft pouch

Packaged in resealable kraft pouches to protect aroma and purity.

Storage Details

Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and moisture. Keep sealed to preserve scent and texture.

Precautions

– For external use or ritual burning only
– Not intended for internal use without guidance
– Always burn safely in a well-ventilated space

Special Recipe: Frankincense Infused Oil

A multipurpose oil for skin, joints, and daily anointing.

You’ll need:
– 1 tablespoon crushed frankincense resin
– 100ml jojoba or olive oil

Method:
Warm over a double boiler or steep in sunlight for 2–3 weeks. Strain and use daily on skin or pulse points.