Description

Frankincense Papyrifera is unique to other species of Frankincense, as it contains higher quantities of the chemical components octyl acetate, octanal, incensole, and incensole acetate. These chemical components have been known to improve neural-pathways in the brain, and can help you enter into a space of relaxation, peace, and ease.

Octyl acetate is found in alcohol and orange peels, while octanal has a fruity odor and citrus flavor.

Both of these compounds give Frankincense Papyrifera its strong fruit and orange overtones. Incensole and incensole acetate are compounds with anti-inflammatory, brain boosting and relaxing properties. Together, these four compounds create a powerful, aromatic essential oil and hydrosol.

Frankincense Papyrifera has traditionally been used in Ethiopian households because it comes from Frankincense trees native to the region. It is used in these cultures for therapeutic incense and in traditional coffee ceremonies.

Properties: Analgesic, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Anticarcinogenic, Antiseptic, Astringent, Carminative, Digestive, Diuretic, Expectorant, Sedative, Tonic, Vulnerary

Benefits

Specific Benefits of Frankincense Papyrifera Hydrosol:

Reduce Inflammation

Octyl acetate and octanol have been found to reduce inflammation in human cells, making this hydrosol a great option for gentle relief on inflamed skin and muscles. You can also try using Frankincense Papyrifera Hydrosol as a refreshing facial and hair spray to help give the skin and hair a radiant and healthy glow!

Neuro-Protection

The effects of incensole and incensole acetate may protect the brain and are being studied as potential treatment for brain injuries. These compounds are also associated with less mental strain and better clarity. Use Frankincense Papyrifera Hydrosol to increase focus and help clear a foggy mind.

Relaxation

Embodying the scent of citrus, this hydrosol is grounding and calming. It can also boost energy with its uplifting scent. Spray all the stress away with Frankincense Papyrifera Hydrosol!

Directions

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