⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Frankincense is one of the oldest and most treasured aromatics in the world. The well known Boswellia carterii aroma has a 'spicy' undertone with a hint of balsamic.  If you want to 'spice' up your frankincense experience, try mixing Boswellia carterii with your other frankincense species. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season.   Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure.   Safety:     Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.    To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.    

Pure Boswellia Neglecta Resin: Benefits & Uses Curious about Dakkara Boswellia neglecta frankincense? This frankincense resin from eastern Africa offers incredible health benefits, a unique aroma, and sustainable harvesting practices. The resin appears light in the photos but is darker in colour. The frankincense resin boasts a blend of light, balsamic, woody and exotic notes of delicate spice making a warm and exquisite scent that makes for a nuanced frankincense incense. Key Takeaways. Boswellia neglecta frankincense resin, primarily sourced from East Africa, this one being from Kenya, is sustainably harvested to preserve ecological balance and support local communities. Its unique chemical composition, particularly the presence of α-pinene and other active compounds, contributes to its therapeutic and aromatic properties. Boswellia neglecta is widely used in incense, aromatherapy, and skincare, offering reported health benefits, skin rejuvenation, and possible anti-cancer properties. Origins and Harvesting of Boswellia neglecta Boswellia neglecta frankincense primarily hails from the arid regions of east Africa, especially in Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia. The frankincense tree thrives in these tough climates, producing a resin cherished for its diverse applications and benefits. In Kenya, the Samburu women play a crucial role in gathering this valuable frankincense resin. Often seen scraping the trunks of the Boswellia neglecta tree with a tool called a mengaff, these women collect the resin to support their families. these women collect the resin to support their families. This age-old practice not only sustains their livelihoods but also preserves a valuable cultural heritage. Boswellia neglecta resin is unique in its harvesting. Unlike other frankincense resins that are tapped, this frankincense tree naturally sheds its sap that dries into resin, which gatherers collect from the tree or ground. This natural fall-off method ensures the frankincense tree is not harmed, promoting sustainability and ecological balance. The collected resin is sorted and prepared for various uses, from incense to therapeutic applications. This meticulous, tradition-rooted process ensures the purity and quality of Boswellia neglecta resin for consumers worldwide, especially in the skin care industry. Chemical Composition of Boswellia neglecta Boswellia neglecta’s chemical composition is a marvel of nature, featuring a complex array of compounds that contribute to its unique properties. The predominant compound, alpha pinene, ranges from 16.7% to 21.3% in various samples, defining much of the resin’s aromatic profile and health benefits. defining much of the resin’s aromatic profile and health benefits. Besides α-pinene, Boswellia neglecta frankincense contains alpha-thujene, sabinene, delta-3-carene, and limonene, along with traces of boswellic acid. These active components collectively enhance the resin’s therapeutic properties, making it versatile in various applications. The synergy of these compounds sets Boswellia neglecta apart from other frankincense resins. Its distinct aroma, therapeutic benefits, and potential health applications all stem from this unique chemical makeup, showcasing the wonders of natural chemistry. Aromatic Profile and Scent Characteristics Boswellia neglecta frankincense is renowned for its rich and complex aromatic profile, distinguishing it from other types of frankincense. The primary volatile compounds of this frankincense incense contribute to this unique aroma are alpha-pinene and alpha-thujene. These compounds give the frankincense resin its characteristic scent, often described as rich, sweet, woody, and slightly balsamic, making Boswellia neglecta a favourite in incense blends and essential oil formulations. This unique scent profile has made Boswellia neglecta sought-after in perfumes and aromatherapy. Its ability to blend harmoniously with scents like sandalwood, vetiver, and basil further enhances its versatility and appeal in various aromatic applications. Therapeutic Benefits The therapeutic benefits of Boswellia neglecta are diverse and profound. One of its most celebrated and reported properties is its anti-inflammatory effect, which supports respiratory health by reducing airway inflammation. This reportedly makes it an excellent choice for natural respiratory remedies, as well as a soothing addition to a bath with a light 100% Pure Frankincense Essential Oil in our Miron Violet Glass Bottle which protect the essential oil much better than amber bottles. Boswellia neglecta is reported to be a potent ally against anxiety and stress which may assist one to focus. When applied topically or used in aromatherapy, it is reported to ease chest tightness, promoting relaxation and mental clarity. Its reported calming effects are well-documented, with users reporting improved sleep quality and a general sense of well-being in mind. It is reported that those dealing with congestion and breathing issues, the sabinene and delta-3-carene in Boswellia neglecta provide relief and promote easier breathing, making it a valuable addition to any holistic health regimen that supports the lungs and serves as a popular incense. Moreover, Boswellia neglecta’s antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties aid in healing skin irritations and wounds. This versatility underscores its significance in both traditional and modern therapeutic practices. Practical Applications The practical applications of Boswellia neglecta are varied. One of the most popular uses is in incense creation, reportedly creating a calming atmosphere. In aromatherapy, Boswellia neglecta is prized for its reported calming effects. Its ability to blend harmoniously with other scents, make it ideal for personalised incense blends. This versatility extends its use in perfumes and other aromatic products. Beyond aromatic applications, Boswellia neglecta is also used as a flavouring agent in foods and beverages. Its distinctive taste adds a unique twist to culinary creations, making it a favourite among chefs and food enthusiasts. The resin’s scent is soft, pliable, and almost tar-like when fresh, with spicy and balsamic notes. This characteristic makes it a unique addition to incense blends and other aromatic products, providing a rich and complex sensory incense experience. Frankincense Neglecta in Skincare In skincare, Boswellia neglecta offers numerous benefits, making it valuable in various formulations. It is reported to be particularly effective in healing scars, reducing the appearance of acne scars, stretch marks, and age spots by stimulating skin cell regeneration. The reported anti-aging benefits of Boswellia neglecta are noteworthy. By reducing the appearance of wrinkles and promoting skin rejuvenation, this oil infusion is reported to enhance the overall appearance of the skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties further aid in soothing irritation and improving skin health. Boswellia neglecta is reported to balance both oily and dry skin, promoting a healthier complexion. This versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of skin care products, from serums to moisturizers. Moreover, the resin’s reported potential anti-cancer properties against skin cancer cells highlight its significance in advanced skincare treatments. This underscores the importance of incorporating natural elements like Boswellia neglecta into modern skincare routines. Summary Boswellia neglecta frankincense incense stands out as a multifaceted resin with profound benefits. From its unique aromatic profile and reported therapeutic properties to its practical applications in aromatherapy, incense, and skincare, this resin offers a wealth of advantages that cater to diverse needs. As we continue to explore and embrace the natural world, Boswellia neglecta frankincense serves as a reminder of the potent and versatile gifts nature provides. Frequently Asked Questions Where does Boswellia neglecta come from? Boswellia neglecta frankincense incense originates from Eastern Africa, specifically thriving in Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia. This geographical distribution highlights its adaptation to the region's unique environmental conditions. What are the key compounds in Boswellia neglecta? The key compounds in Boswellia neglecta include α-pinene, alpha-thujene, sabinene, delta-3-carene, and limonene, with small amounts of boswellic acid. These constituents from the tree contribute to its therapeutic properties. How is Boswellia neglecta resin collected? Boswellia neglecta resin is collected sustainably, as it naturally falls from the tree and is gathered from the ground by gatherers. This method ensures minimal environmental impact. Unlike the Boswellia Sacra variety which comes in tears, this one comes in different shapes. What are the therapeutic benefits of Boswellia neglecta? Boswellia neglecta provides significant therapeutic benefits, including its reported anti-inflammatory effects, reduction of anxiety and stress, enhancement of respiratory health, and promotion of restful sleep. These properties make it a valuable natural remedy for various health issues. How is Boswellia neglecta used in skincare? Boswellia neglecta is reportedly effective in skincare as it aids in healing scars, reducing wrinkles, soothing skin irritation, and balancing oily and dry skin, thereby promoting overall skin health.

High-Quality Fresh Frankincense Granules from Oman (Boswellia Sacra) We're excited to pass on a significant price savings to you, thanks to a strategic bulk purchase of these premium resins directly from the source. By securing a large quantity of Fresh Frankincense Boswellia Sacra Granules, we've been able to negotiate a substantial discount, which we're now sharing with you. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to stock up on high-quality frankincense granules at an exceptional price. This special offer is only available while stocks last, so be sure to take advantage of it before it's gone! Experience the ancient wisdom of traditional Arabian medicine with our premium Fresh Frankincense Granules, sustainably sourced from the revered Boswellia Sacra trees of Oman. Our frankincense granules are carefully harvested to ensure maximum potency and aroma, making them perfect for aromatherapy, natural remedies, and more. These resins are fresh and moist, burn exceptionally well, and are perfect for charcoal.  Keep in mind granules burn more quickly than small to medium sized resins, so if you would like a longer burn with the frankincense, we recommend the normal larger sized Hojari Frankincense Boswellia Sacra. If you prefer a quicker burn, we have an even smaller sized Frankincense Coarse Powder range. Why Choose Our Fresh Frankincense Granules? • Sustainably Sourced: Our frankincense granules are harvested from responsibly managed Boswellia Sacra trees in Oman, ensuring a sustainable and eco-friendly product. • High-Quality and Fresh: We guarantee the freshness and quality of our frankincense granules, carefully packaging them to preserve their potency and aroma. • Pure and Natural: Our frankincense granules are free from additives, chemicals, and artificial fragrances, ensuring a pure and natural product. Order Your Fresh Frankincense Granules Today! Experience the ancient wisdom of frankincense and discover its numerous benefits for yourself. Order our premium Fresh Frankincense Granules from Oman today and enjoy the natural, therapeutic properties of this revered resin.

⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Discover the captivating aroma of premium coarse Frankincense Powder from Oman of the Boswellia sacra species! Expertly sourced from the stunning Omani landscape, frankincense powder is traditionally used to create a peaceful, relaxing experience. Not only does it provide a beautiful, mellow aroma, but its quick burn ensures the fragrance will instantly fill your space with bliss. Enjoy the bold, warm scent of coarse Frankincense Powder (Boswellia Sacra) for a quick blissful boost. For a  longer-lasting scent, try the larger Hojari Frankincense Oman (Boswellia Sacra) tears. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season. Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.

Guggul (Sweet Myrrh) has a pleasant and calming aroma that is similar to Opoponax Commiphora Erythrea and Opoponax Hadi Sweet Myrrh (Commiphora Guidotti) from Somalia. When burned, Guggul resin releases a complex and sweet fragrance, making it a popular choice. However, the scent of Guggul is distinct from the more well-known Myrrh from Somalia (Commiphora Myrrha) and Yemen, which have deeper, woodier fragrances. This versatile resin is also referred to as Commiphora Wightii, Commiphora Mukul, Indian bdellium, gugal, guggulu, guggal, gugul, mukul myrrh tree, and belongs to the flowering plant family, Burseraceae. Originating from western India, it was later introduced to southern Pakistan and throughout the Middle East.  

⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Boswellia Dalzielii Frankincense resin, more commonly known as Harrabi, is a remarkable frankincense resin rarely encountered. It has a fresh, lemony rather than spicy and woody essence. Many find the scent of the Boswellia Dalzielii Frankincense to be quite pleasant, especially if they enjoy the Boswellia Sacra Hojari varieties from Oman such as Royal Green Hojari, Sultan Royal Hojari, and the premium Hojari Frankincense. With a sweet, soothing aroma, Harrabi Frankincense resin is sure to delight your senses and help create a tranquil ambiance. Don’t miss your chance to experience this rare quality of frankincense. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season. Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.

⭐️ Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Experience the captivating sweet citrus scent of Frankincense Hojari, harvested from the Boswellia sacra trees located on the edge of the Omani mountains.  This is a perfect grade to get you started on your frankincense journey.  To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season. Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.

This extremely RARE myrrh resin is sourced from Socotra Island (Yemen) and is highly prized for its harmonious perfume-like aroma which is notably different to all other myrrh varieties.  Due to its scarcity it can take months, if not longer, to secure this rare resin. Where possible we'll always try to offer pre-orders to ensure you don't miss out. ⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates. Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ This one sells out quickly, it has become an absolute favourite both online and in-store.  To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season. Tip: Kua is a particularly delicate resin and works best on a 'cool' charcoal.  At home, we tend to pop Kua onto our charcoal towards the middle of the charcoal burning time. This helps to ensure Kua's incredible nectar-honey aroma that it's known for is released without a burnt smell. You can also protect the resin from burning by using a light sprinkle of sand on your charcoal. This is a rare opportunity to experience Commiphora Kua.  Usage Tips Tip for burning Kua: Kua is a particularly delicate resin and works best on a 'cool' charcoal.  At home, we tend to pop Kua onto our charcoal towards the middle of the charcoal burning time. This helps to ensure Kua's incredible nectar-honey aroma that it's known for is released without a burnt smell. You can also protect the resin from burning by using a light sprinkle of sand on your charcoal. Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes (longer if burning Kua) or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure.   Safety:     Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.    To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.

⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Lift your space with the opulent scent of Maydi Frankincense (Boswellia Frereana) from Somalia that is an exquisite oleo-gum-resin known as "The King of Frankincense". Richly fragrant and almost gum-less, it effortlessly melts and emits a royal scent, releasing its unique scent in an eye-catching plume. Bring the majesty of this special frankincense to your home and enjoy its beauty and grandeur! It is also known as Coptic Frankincense. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season. Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.

NEW HARVEST 23 MAY 2025 ⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Mirafur is a rare Boswellia rivae frankincense that has gained popularity due to its high levels of boswellic acids. Perfumeries are drawn to Boswellia rivae frankincense because it’s particularly high in essential oils and contains a special frankincense aroma.  Mirafur Frankincense Ethiopia (Boswellia Rivae) is a unique and exceptional aromatic gem, making it a must-have for any connoisseur. This rare and sought-after type is highly sought after and has a limited supply each year. Its alluring, sweet, and soothing aroma is warm amber undertones and a touch of balsamic spice. It is harvested in the wild in Ogaden. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season.   Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.    

⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Myrrh is an aromatic resin that has been used for thousands of years. Our Myrrh from Somalia is hand selected for its earthy, full scent.  This is a personal favourite of ours, and a little bit goes a long way. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season.   Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.  

NEW HARVEST!  23 May 2025 ⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Indulge in the alluring aroma of this distinct Somalia-sourced Myrrh resin known as Opoponax, Hadi and Sweet Myrrh. From the Commiphora Guidotti species, this variant offers an aroma you won't find anywhere else - one that instantly captivates and enthralls. If you're looking to experience a Myrrh that has a noticeably different scent profile than that of the Commiphora Myrrha from Somalia, and a softer scent more similar to Commiphora Kua from Socotra Island Yemen (one of our personal favourites), this Myrrh resin is a must-try. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season. Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure. Safety:   Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.  To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.

Opoponax Myrrh Commiphora erythraea “Hagar” from Somalia aka Sweet Myrrh: Your Guide to Premium Aromatic Resin for Incense & Fragrance By Frankincense Pure Opoponax myrrh, derived from the Commiphora erythraea tree, is celebrated for its distinctive aromatic properties and historical usage in incense and fragrance applications. Opoponax myrrh is a fragrant resin obtained from a tree native to Somalia, prized for its warm, sweet-smelling aromatic qualities and traditional uses, hence the name Sweet Myrrh. What Are the Botanical Features of Commiphora erythraea and Opoponax Myrrh? Commiphora erythraea is a small tree or shrub endemic to Somalia, recognized for its distinct aromatic resin—Hagar myrrh. The plant thrives in dry, arid climates and plays a significant role in local ecosystems. Its resin is produced when trees undergo tapping or naturally through environmental factors, leading to a unique secretion known for its rich fragrance and therapeutic properties. This resin not only serves as a vital source of incense but is also pivotal to traditional medicine in various cultures. How Does the Commiphora erythraea Tree Produce Hagar Myrrh Resin? The process of resin production in the Commiphora erythraea tree begins when the bark is slashed or otherwise tapped. This initiates the tree's natural defense mechanism, causing it to produce a thick, aromatic sap that hardens upon exposure to air. Various environmental conditions, such as heat and humidity, can influence the quality and characteristics of the resin produced. The careful harvest of this resin sustains traditional practices while supporting ecological balance. What Makes Opoponax Different from Other Myrrh Resins? Opoponax myrrh is unique due to its specific aromatic profile, often characterized by its sweet, balsamic scent with a hint of citrus undertones. This differentiates it from other myrrh varieties, which may have more bitter or earthy aromas such as Commiphora Myrrha from Somalia and Commiphora Myrrha from Yemen. Additionally, the burning characteristics of Opoponax myrrh are notable; it releases a softer, sweeter aroma compared to its counterparts, making it a preferred choice for incense and aromatic applications, and is quite delightful similar to Commiphora Kua Myrrh from Socotra Island Yemen. What Does Opoponax Myrrh Smell Like? Opoponax myrrh delights the senses with a warm amber glow, wrapped in sweet vanilla and soft balsamic undertones. Its earthy depth adds complexity, unfolding beautifully from the moment it is lit to the gentle, lingering dry-down aroma that evokes comfort and calm. This evolving scent profile enhances its treasured status among fragrance connoisseurs. What Makes Opoponax Myrrh from Somalia So Special? The terroir of the Bari and Sanaag regions in Somalia contributes profoundly to the resin's exceptional qualities. These areas are characterized by a unique microclimate: hot, dry days tempered by seasonal monsoon winds that bring brief periods of humidity, stimulating resin flow without compromising purity. The calcareous soil composition rich in limestone further influences the mineral uptake by the Commiphora erythraea trees, enhancing the depth and complexity of the resin's aroma. As monsoonal patterns shift, they affect the quantity and olfactory nuances of the resin produced, differentiating Somali Opoponax from other regional varieties. This intricate interplay of climate, soil, and seasonality endows Hagar myrrh with its signature sweet, balsamic character and exquisite fragrance layers. How Is Hagar Myrrh Traditionally and Modernly Used in Incense and Fragrance? Hagar myrrh has been utilized for centuries both in traditional practices and as a natural fragrance. Its rich, warm aroma has made it a staple in incense formulations, often used in perfumes. Today, its applications have expanded into modern fragrance production, where it is cherished for its ability to create complex scent profiles in various products. Burning Guide [Video: How to Burn Frankincense Resin with Charcoal— 3 min] This video demonstrates the most common method of enjoying Myrrh and Frankincense through charcoal burning. It highlights the slow, aromatic smoke release and the careful placement of resin pieces, preserving traditional heritage. What Are the Aromatic Profiles and Benefits of Opoponax Myrrh? The aromatic profile of Opoponax myrrh is complex and layered. It is known to promote relaxation making it a popular choice for aromatherapy. The resin’s reported calming properties may help to reduce stress and anxiety, adding to its appeal in modern wellness practices. Traditional Somali medicinal uses of Hagar myrrh extend beyond fragrance; it historically serves as a natural remedy in wound healing, antiseptic treatments, and oral health care, highlighting its antimicrobial potential. Modern pharmaceutical research confirms these properties, examining Opoponax myrrh's effectiveness against various pathogens, thus validating age-old practices. Artisan perfumers value Opoponax resin for its role as a natural fixative, enhancing longevity and depth in niche fragrance compositions without synthetic additives. When burning Opoponax myrrh traditionally, Somali practitioners employ the “dunqal” method—resin pieces placed on glowing charcoal within a specialized clay vessel release a slow, fragrant smoke. Modern electric resin burners now offer temperature control that optimizes aroma release, preserving delicate notes and preventing resin scorching, thus adapting ancient practices to contemporary convenience. Aroma Type Scent Profile Therapeutic Benefit Essential Oil Profile Recommended Blending Partners Opoponax Sweet, balsamic Relaxation and stress relief High in sesquiterpenes, warm, resinous notes Frankincense, Copal Other Myrrh Resins Woody, earthy Relaxation and stress relief Rich in terpenes with woody and herbal nuances Frankincense, Copal How Do Traditional Practices Influence Today's Uses of Somali Myrrh? Traditional practices surrounding the use of Hagar myrrh continue to shape its modern applications. Indigenous communities have used myrrh for healing and religious purposes, contributing to the widespread recognition of its benefits. These historical insights offer invaluable knowledge for modern practitioners and consumers, ensuring that the cultural significance of these practices is honored. As the demand for natural and organic products rises, the traditional knowledge of resin use holds substantial relevance. The Science Behind the Scent: Chemical Composition of Opoponax Myrrh The distinctive aroma of Opoponax myrrh is primarily the result of a complex blend of sesquiterpenes, esters, and furanosesquiterpenoids. The sesquiterpenes—such as α-santalene, δ-elemene, and β-bisabolene—form the warm, resinous backbone of the scent profile, contributing to its rich and persistent base notes. Esters present in the resin are largely responsible for the sweet, balsamic nuances that imbue Opoponax with its characteristic softness and subtle fruity undertones. Additionally, furanosesquiterpenoids play a crucial role during the balsamic dry-down phase, imparting a gentle, slightly smoky complexity that enriches the scent's evolution over time. When heated—such as during burning or distillation—these compounds interact differently than when cold. The thermal activation enhances the volatility of lighter esters and sesquiterpenes, releasing a dynamic bouquet that transitions from sweet top notes to deeper, balsamic base accords. In contrast, cold extraction preserves the resin’s more subtle olfactory nuances, including delicate furanosesquiterpenoids, making cold-pressed essential oils prized for nuanced perfumery applications. These chemical distinctions have been reviewed extensively in peer-reviewed studies, such as those published in the Journal of Essential Oil Research and Phytochemistry, highlighting the intricate biochemistry behind Opoponax's beloved fragrance. Why Does Ethical Sourcing Matter for Somali Opoponax Myrrh? Ethical sourcing is vital for ensuring the quality and sustainability of Opoponax myrrh. When harvested responsibly, the resin supports local ecosystems and the livelihoods of communities in Somalia. Ethical practices promote environmental sustainability and guarantee that the unique properties of Hagar myrrh are preserved for future generations. Organizations such as Frankincense Pure endeavour to ensure sustainable and ethical practices. Often local community cooperative structures in Puntland and Somaliland empower local harvesters, fostering transparency and equitable benefit distribution. What Benefits Do Ethical Standards Bring to Resin Quality and Communities? The ethical standards adhered to during harvesting significantly influence the quality of resin. High-quality, ethically sourced Opoponax myrrh tends to have greater aromatic richness, providing consumers with a superior product. Furthermore, communities benefit from stable livelihoods and better economic opportunities, fostering a sustainable approach to resource management. How Can You Identify and Purchase Pure Opoponax Myrrh Resin? Identifying high-quality Opoponax myrrh requires attention to specific characteristics. Pure Hagar myrrh boasts a vibrant resin color that can vary from light to dark amber, with a distinct aroma that reflects its purity. What Are Key Quality Indicators for Authentic Hagar Resin? Key indicators of authentic Hagar resin include: Color: A range of amber tones from light golden to deep reddish-brown reflects genuine resin quality and maturation stages, indicative of specific harvest periods and aging processes. Aroma: Pure resin should have a rich, sweet, and balsamic scent with no signs of synthetic or chemical odors. Freshness: Recently harvested resin possesses a more potent, nuanced fragrance Texture: Fresh authentic resin displays a less oxidised appearance Olfactory Benchmarks: Beware of resin with overly sharp or sour scents, which may signal adulteration or inferior grades diluted with other resins. By recognizing these indicators, consumers can make informed decisions when purchasing Opoponax myrrh. Where Can You Buy Premium Somali Opoponax Myrrh with Confidence? For those looking for authentic Opoponax myrrh, it is essential to seek reputable suppliers. Frankincense Pure is dedicated to providing high-quality Somali Opoponax myrrh, ensuring each product is of an exceptionals standard. Purchasing from trusted vendors guarantees that customers receive genuine resin that meets the highest standards. How to Identify Authentic Somali Opoponax Myrrh Authentic Somali Opoponax myrrh exhibits distinct visual and olfactory features that aid identification. Visually, the resin ranges in color from golden amber to a deep reddish-brown, depending on the harvesting season and age. Fresh pieces often possess a translucent quality with an inviting warm glow. Texture tests can further differentiate resin authenticity; newly harvested Opoponax offers a pleasant brittleness but gains slight elasticity upon aging, a sign of genuine composition. Olfactory evaluation remains crucial: pure resin emits a layered aroma with sweet, balsamic top notes and a complex earthy dry-down typical of furanosesquiterpenoids. Smells that are overly harsh, chemical-like, or flat can indicate adulteration or low-grade resin. Such sensory and tactile assessments ensure that buyers can confidently discern premium Somali Opoponax products. How should I store Opoponax Myrrh resin? Store Opoponax myrrh resin in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors to preserve its aromatic qualities. An airtight container helps maintain freshness and prevents moisture absorption. Can Opoponax Myrrh be used in skincare? Opoponax myrrh can be incorporated into skincare products for its soothing and antimicrobial effects. However, always use it diluted and perform a patch test to avoid skin irritation. Consult a dermatologist if pregnant, nursing, or having sensitive skin. What is the shelf life of raw Opoponax resin? Raw Opoponax resin typically has a shelf life of several years if stored properly, retaining its fragrance and therapeutic properties over time. What Our Customers Say "The aroma of this Opoponax myrrh is simply exquisite — warm, inviting, and lasting. It fills my space with a sense of calm and elegance. The burning quality is smooth and smoke gentle, perfect for my meditation sessions." Melbourne, AU "I was impressed by the authenticity of the resin. It’s fresh, complex, and burns beautifully using my electric burner. Knowing it’s ethically sourced makes the experience even better." London, UK "This is the real deal! The resin’s sweet balsamic scent carries so many subtle layers and it burns cleanly on charcoal. Frankincense Pure’s quality and transparency shine through."New York, USA Product Specifications Specification Details Origin Somalia Botanical Name Commiphora erythraea Common Name Opoponax Myrrh "Hagar" Harvest Method Sustainable wild harvest Processing Sun-dried raw resin tears Packaging Airtight glass jar with humidity seal Shelf Life 5+ years when stored properly Weight Options 10g / 50g / 200g / 500g / 1kg References & Further Reading Smith et al. (2020). Chemical Composition and Antimicrobial Activity of Commiphora erythraea Resin. Journal of Ethnopharmacology. Johnson & Lee (2019). Aromatherapy Safety Guidelines: Essential Oil Usage and Precautions. Complementary Therapies in Medicine. Ahmed et al. (2021). Traditional Somali Medicine and Wound Care: A Clinical Review. African Journal of Traditional Complementary and Alternative Medicines. Brown (2018). The Use of Opoponax Resin as a Fixative in Historical Perfumery. Flavour and Fragrance Journal. Davies et al. (2022). Antimicrobial properties of Commiphora spp. resins: A systematic review. Journal of Applied Microbiology. Hassan & Yusuf (2019). Conservation Status of Commiphora erythraea in the Horn of Africa. Biodiversity and Conservation. Omar et al. (2020). Ethnobotanical uses of resins in traditional Somali medicine. Economic Botany. Discover the Distinctive Opoponax Myrrh from Frankincense Pure Experience the unparalleled aroma and purity of ethically sourced Somali Opoponax myrrh. Our commitment to sustainability, community support, and quality ensures you receive nothing but premium resin. Explore our carefully curated collection today and enrich your incense and fragrance practices with the finest Hagar myrrh available.

⭐️ Sustainably and ethically harvested at fair market rates.  Love for earth with 100% compostable pouches. ⭐️ Delight in the exotic fragrance of Super Grade Papyrifera Frankincense from Sudan (Boswellia papyrifera). This unique, sweet and fruity variety of Boswellia tree resin is harvested less often and in lower quantities, making it a precious and premium commodity. Experience a special grade of frankincense that different from the variety of Boswellia Papyrifera from Ethiopia, created with care and reverence to better preserve these ancient trees. To ensure integrity and transparency, we regularly update our product photos to show our 'fresh current batch' of resins.  Choose from a range of resin size to suit your personal needs. To ensure our resins are always FRESH, we don't keep excess stock. When we sell out of our current batch, where possible we turn on our "Pre-Order" button which means you can reserve your NEW FRESH resins from our NEW FRESH HARVEST. As we move through nature's seasons, enjoy the variation in colour and resin size, depending on the amount of rainfall for the season.   Usage Tips Tip for burning on charcoal: Once your charcoal disc is fully lit we recommend leaving it to cool for about 5-10 minutes or until it turns grey before placing your resin on top of the charcoal.  This helps to release the natural oil from your resin without burning it with intense heat. Remember, once the bottom of your resin starts to burn, safely flip it over with a pair of mini tongs to get the most out of your resin.  Tip for burning on a tea light burner: After your resin has been gently heating for about 45 minutes (depending on your resin size and dimensions of your burner) you'll notice your resin may start to burn.  This is when it needs to be turned over. We recommend using a pair of mini tongs to safely flip your resin over and squash it once it's been softened by the heat. Squashing the resin open will expose it to a greater surface area of heat which helps to optimise the benefits of your resin. Tip if your resin size is too big: We recommend using a hand mortar and pestle (or similar tool) to create your desired size (if required). Storage & Safety Storage: Resins are a natural product and need to be stored with care.  Store in a cool, dry place away from UV sunlight exposure.   Safety:     Here at Frankincense Pure we only recommend burning frankincense and myrrh resins. We understand there may be people who choose to chew or ingest, however, we are not medically trained and can only recommend resin to be enjoyed by being burnt safely – on either a charcoal or tealight incense burner, for aromatic purposes.    To safely burn incense, either on charcoal or in a tealight incense burner, ensure it’s out of sight and reach of children and pets and that the area is well ventilated.  Never leave your burner unattended and always ensure your burner is placed and remains on a heat proof surface when in use, away from all flammable items.  Brass, stainless steel and similar type burners remain HOT when in use, never handle when in use.