Uses for Myrrh Essential Oil

Uses for Myrrh Essential Oil

Myrrh essential oil has a spicy, woody aroma. It is probably most known for calming and relaxing. It also helps to purify and restore.* It seems like the uses for myrrh essential oil are many. Especially noteworthy is that it’s the ideal oil for meditation and spiritual use.

Topically, for your body, myrrh is often chosen for skin care, as it is considered “anti-aging.” It is also a very powerful antioxidant that helps you heal damaged skin and lessen wrinkles.*

Uses for myrrh essential oil are referenced throughout the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, especially for helping to release fear of facing the world.* Learn more about the uses for myrrh essential oil, below.

Diffuse/Inhale

Use a diffuser to disperse myrrh throughout your house or work area to help calm and relieve tension.* You can also simply inhale this pure essential oil (use when you are sick to help lessen symptoms).*

Apply to the Skin

Mix with a carrier oil (jojoba blends wonderfully with myrrh) before applying. Myrrh’s antioxidants make it great for repairing and healing your skin.*

Cold Compress

Because myrrh helps to reduce inflammation and swelling, you can add a few drops to a cold compress and apply to the affected area.*

Breathing Support

Since myrrh is effective against inflammation, it can also help respiratory issues.* Add a few drops to hot water and breathe deeply!

Digestive Benefits

Help ease your issues with digestive discomfort (such as stomach upset, diarrhea, and indigestion) with the help of myrrh.*

Dental Health Benefits

Due to its anti-inflammatory properties and its effectiveness at fighting infections, use myrrh to prevent gum disease and infections.* Use as a mouth rinse (DO NOT SWALLOW). It also freshens breath!

See our full line of essential oils to aid all of the body chakras and their related health challenges, here.

*This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease.