15th September at 13.40pm: Adam Michael here with a little update. First, our offering of rose aromatics has become too big - largest online offering in Europe - and so we are phasing out ROSE OTTO SUPER PREMIUM, ROSE OTTO CO2 ORGANIC and ROSE PETALS PERSIAN OTTO. These beautiful materials sourced directly are available at heavily reduced prices and available whilst stocks last. Next, OSMANTHUS ABS is now priced at just 375 Euros per 50G and this epic multi layered beauty is sourced directly through my own network in China. Next, SANDALWOOD MUSK 1960 CO2, stocks are very low, we have maybe a weeks supply based on how it is selling, so if you want a bottle or more of this old school dreamy vintage smelling wonder, then buy it now as this quality of sandalwood is no easy feat at all to source. Next, we now have stocks again of the pink champagne coloured Wild Strawberry Liquid and very soon I will also be writing about this aromatic. Kewda E.O, lots are asking about it, but note it has had lots of delays and realistically now, I wont have supplies of this until at least mid November. Regarding order lead-times, currently the lead-time still stands at 7 working days and I thank all clients for their patience as we process orders as fast as we can. Finally for now, we are working with a company that specialises in the paperwork side of our business and are hopeful towards the close of 2021 that we should have REACH COMPLIANT paperwork in place on the website for every product we sell. I will write again here on Monday 20th. Thank you, Adam : ) Dismiss
Adam Michael has this to say “The aroma of myrrh essential oil is instantly recognisable, oozing sticky Oriental warm and sweet medicinal character with spice and rich amber qualities throughout. Stored properly myrrh will age like a fine wine, oozing aroma with even more depth and intensity along with being of a thicker viscosity.
Myrrh is full of history, documented within the biblical times, a staple in the early history of incense, a huge part of early natural medicine and as I write an essential oil that is commonly found within natural mouth wash products and also classed as a staple essential oil by the majority of professional therapists.
Produced by steam distilling the crude myrrh, ambery in colour and of a pourable viscosity. For the perfumer myrrh blends well with the majority of balsams and oleo gum resinous natural materials, pairing especially well with frankincense absolute and opoponax essential oil. A useful fixative, a must for patchouli rich Oriental accords, for building deep rich resinous amber bases, incense notes and woody accords that require a diffusive sweet ambery effect.”
Oiland (verified owner) –
It’s the gold of the east.
The multifaceted spicy notes of incense are indispensable for creating complex and sensual aromas
Justine O’ (verified owner) –
Instantly transportative, this Myrrh E.O. is sublime. Smooth, clean and comforting medicinal notes flow through a softly-spiced herbal amber. This is an amber microcosm of medicinal woods and bitter oakmoss, of spicy green roots brought up from cold earth; all-in-all evoking those strangely alluring scents of a Victorian sweet shop: soft peppery herbal toffee, dark woods infused with dark chocolate mints, a thin vein of metallic earthiness (like gall oak ink) and the sultry presence of smoke rising from the embers of a fading roses, whose wafts blend with a powdery licorice, nutmeg and clove and end in a creamy milky menthol swirl.
This is the stuff of healing rituals, of eastern lands and love balms, – as well as the familiar, soothing and homely twang of a very old medicine cabinet.
Perfect on its own and lingering long on my skin, this Myrrh E.O. is wonderful for adding nuance, mystery and depth to woody, amber and floral orientals, as well as being invaluable for medicinal blends. I can’t imagine finding a better myrrh.
M (verified owner) –
Begins with a slightly burning smell and also slightly ambery. It has hint of summer breeze – dry and warm in a very hot climate.
It later becomes a bit medicinal on my skin. quite balsamic (but not overwhelming), and gorgeous incensy.
I do not get any woody facets at the start, but it later can be, s.t. how warm the weather is.
In the dry down, it incensy and slightly medicinal throughout. This is an excellent ingredient for any blend that needs some balsamic and incensy facets or being the headline act. It goes beautifull well with every regional oud type I have tried so far.
Charalambos Charalambous (verified owner) –
One of the best myrrh essential oils i bought..incensy with spices but with rounded edges that makes it sweet orangey and amazing ..
Patrick S (verified owner) –
This is the best Myrrh essential oil i’ve ever smelled in my life, indispensable in leather accords and incense accords