
Living Libations
Opopanax - Essential Oil
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Quick overview View or Download Certificate of Analysis Opulent Opopanax Essential Oil is steam distilled from the Bissabol tree’s dried gummy resin, which is richly red and exudes a robust, toffee-sweet, leathery aroma.
Ingredients
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- 01100% Commiphora erythraea Consistency: Thickish viscosity and amber colored
- 02Like myrrh essential
- 03it thickens into a stickier mass when exposed to air
- 04Scent Description: Subtly woody
- 05Earthy and musky with slight sweetness
- 06Resinous and leathery
- 07Blends well with: Bergamot
- 08Neroli
- 09Petitgrain
- 10and all citrus
- 11Benzoin
- 12Cypress
- 13Clary Sage
- 14Oakmoss
- 15Sage
- 16Spikenard
- 17Marjoram
- 18Rabbit Bush
- 19Patchouli
- 20Vetiver
- 21Geranium
- 22and Palmarosa
- 23Uses: Magical in massage oils
- 24Fixative for florals and cologne creations
- 25Fantastic in salt pipes
- 26Mindful in mediation
- 27Diffuse to elevate your environment
- 28Cleansing
- 29easing
- 30and soothing to the skin
- 31Energetically connecting essence
- 32inherently spiritual
- 33encouraging trust and releasing the ego
- 34Applied topically
- 35the essence is superbly cleansing and soothing for skin issues and accidents
- 36It helps to smooth scars
- 37reduce puffiness
- 38and disabuse discomfort
- 39Composition: 75% trans beta ocimene and trans-alpha-bisabolene
- 40Contraindication: Dilute to use
- 41Sensitive skin types should patch test before using
- 42Opopanax trees reside in the same resinous family as Frankincense and Myrrh
- 43and like those royal gifts
- 44it was traditionally used in medicine and sacred rituals in desert cultures
- 45known as perfumed Bdellium
- 46The sublime tree
- 47with silvery
- 48peeling bark
- 49succulent stems
- 50and sturdy leaves
- 51thrives in dry African climates
- 52growing in parched rocky soil
- 53Fantastic as a fixative
- 54this redolent resin was popularized in the amber-spiced scents of Shalimar and Opium
- 55the vegetable soup-like slightly animal-sweet odor of Opopanax oil is entirely different from the medicinal-sharp freshness of myrrh oil.” ~ Steffen Arctander
- 56Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin “Opopanax is thought by some authorities to be the myrrh of the Bible
- 57It comes from the Bissabol myrrh
- 58or female myrrh tree
- 59which grows in Somaliland and southeastern Arabia
- 60and also northern Iran
- 61The resin forms in small spherical tears which are shiny and fragile.” ~ Jill Jesse
- 62Perfume Album And suddenly
- 63my soul lay bare
- 64In that quaint
- 65seaside city
- 66where The fragrance fills the evening air
- 67O Memory
- 68an unspoken prayer Finds voiceless utterance
- 69musky
- 70rare
- 71In odors of Opopanax! ~ Rebecca Linley Fripp
- 72Odors of Opopanax
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