Description
Myrrh Hydrosol for Face | Resin Water
Myrrh hydrosol offers a warm, softly balsamic scent in a ready-to-use aromatic water. Made during steam distillation of Commiphora myrrha resin, it can be used as a facial mist or toner before moisturizer. Its scent is much gentler than concentrated myrrh essential oil.
Product highlights
- Warm, resinous aromatic water
- Commiphora myrrha resin hydrosol
- Ready-to-use facial toner and mist
Details
| Botanical name | Commiphora myrrha (myrrh) |
|---|---|
| Origin | Horn of Africa, Yemen |
| Part used | Dried resin |
| Extraction | Steam-distilled (aromatic water) |
| Aroma | Warm, bitter, resinous |
| Ingredients | Commiphora myrrha resin water |
How to use myrrh hydrosol
- Toner: spray onto a cotton pad and sweep over clean skin.
- Face mist: mist over skin before your moisturiser.
- Masks: use in a suitable freshly prepared mask and follow its instructions; do not store an unpreserved mixture.
For external use only. Patch test before first use and keep away from the eyes. Store as directed on the product label and observe its expiry and period-after-opening guidance.
Frequently asked questions
What is myrrh hydrosol?
The aromatic water left after steam-distilling myrrh resin.
What does it smell like?
Warm, bitter and softly balsamic, much milder than myrrh essential oil.
Do I need to dilute it?
No. It is ready to use.
Read where myrrh comes from and how it is made.
Is myrrh hydrosol an oil?
No. It is aromatic water from resin distillation, rather than an essential oil or a fatty carrier oil.
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