Myrrh ResinIndian Myrrh Gum (Resin) Granules About: The resin obtained from trees of the Commiphora genus in the Burseraceae family are referred to as Myrrh. Indian Myrrh come from Commiphora wightii tree in India and have a earthy and woody aroma that's warm and uplifting, which is suited to be used in incense and perfumery. This product is 100% natural, with no additives or preservatives and suited for consumption under medical supervision. Uses: Myrrh

This method creates a product that is about five times more concentrated than regular hydrosols

Practical design fits bottles with an 18mm thread (compatible with Caveman Redux dropper bottles)

Consistency: For best results

Melt: Cut the Aloe Vera soap base into small pieces and gently melt using a double boiler or microwave

Thickening Agent: Increases the viscosity of creams and lotions without making them greasy or heavy

This hydrolyzed Collagen is water-soluble

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Culinary Use: Add small amounts to beverages or desserts for a natural sweetener or to maintain moisture in baked goods

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