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Frankincense. The name is unusual in and of itself. If you were a child and saw a Christmas nativity play, you’d recognize it as one of the gifts the three wise men gave to the infant Jesus. So Frankincense has long been considered special, and there are nine ways to use Frankincense for your skin.
Frankincense is one of the more than 90 different essential oil varieties gaining popularity in aromatherapy. The petals, roots, peels, and bark of trees, flowers, and herbs are used to make essential oils. They provide the plant its “essence,” or smell, which is how they acquire their name. They can be applied to your skin or inhaled after being diluted (watered down).
Every essential oil has a distinctive scent and health advantages. Rose, lavender, sandalwood, chamomile, jasmine, and peppermint are a few of the well-liked ones.
Although one of the less popular oils, frankincense may provide health advantages. Frankincense, also called olibanum, is derived from plants in the Boswellia genus. Boswellia trees are indigenous to Somalia in northeastern Africa, Oman, and Yemen on the Arabian Peninsula.
The gum resin from the Boswellia tree is steam-distilled to create frankincense oil.
Frankincense is made from the sticky white sap of the Boswellia carterii tree, which sounds exotic. This sticky substance may not look attractive, but it has a mysterious scent, and once it has hardened into a resin, you can scrape it off to make incense or distill it with steam to make essential oil.
Plants of the Boswellia Carterii species only grow on the Arabian Peninsula and in northeast Africa. It takes each tree about ten years to make sap.
This valuable liquid should be collected only a few times a year when cuts in the bark let the sap bubble out like liquid pearls. For a long time, frankincense was as rare and expensive as gold because of this.
The term frankincense is derived from the old French phrase franc encens, which means “high-quality incense,” Its sweet perfume has been utilized for medicinal, religious, and social purposes since 1,500 BC.
Frankincense was most likely first burned for its antibacterial and insect-repelling properties. Still, its otherworldly scent made it suitable for rites such as weddings, childbirth, and funerals, where bits of the resin were burned. People also used the resin as a hair oil to sweeten their breath, while the soot produced eye makeup and tattoo ink.
Archaeologists discovered jars of still-fragrant frankincense-infused perfume oil in King Tut’s 3,000-year-old tomb in 1922.
Frankincense is undeniably tried and tested, with a 5,000-year track record and credible recommendations from “influencers” like King Tut. But what does it have to offer us now?
Aside from its enigmatic perfume, frankincense is a skin savior.
This is due to its naturally occurring components, such as Boswellic acid, which has numerous skin advantages. According to research, boswellic acid:
It reduces inflammation in the body, making it an excellent treatment option for eczema, burns, bites, rashes, and other inflammatory skin problems.
Even though there is still a lot to learn about the health benefits of frankincense, experts are excited by what they know so far and think it may have some useful uses. In the future, these uses might change.
In traditional Chinese medicine, frankincense and myrrh are used to treat problems with blood flow and inflammation, as well as to relieve pain and reduce swelling.
And is excellent for lymphatic drainage; it is a cicatrizant: it hastens wound healing by promoting scar tissue formation; it tones and rejuvenates aging skin; it clears acne; and it reduces the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and scars.
possesses antimicrobial properties and can prevent infection as well as eradicate undesirable microorganisms from the skin
Frankincense also contains aromatherapy, and its woody, calming fragrance works on the nervous system to reduce stress, calm anxiety, and encourage sleep.
Including wonderful frankincense in your regular skincare routine is simple, and you’ll notice the difference immediately.
Add a few drops of organic Frankincense essential oil to your existing moisturizer or body lotion – use six drops of Frankincense essential oil per 30ml of facial product.
Add a few drops of organic Frankincense essential oil to your existing moisturizer or body lotion – use six drops of Frankincense essential oil per 30ml of facial product.
Add two drops of Frankincense oil and two drops of Lavender oil to your regular moisturizer.
Dab a few drops of Frankincense oil over the affected area with a cotton bud.
Add 2-4 drops of Frankincense oil (jojoba or almond) to carrier oil. Rub gently into the mark.
Add three drops of Frankincense oil to a warm face cloth and two drops of Geranium oil. Press the towel against your face for up to 30 seconds while taking deep breaths, then wipe your face clean.
For a light, uplifting toner and refresher, combine Frankincense oil with pure water or witch hazel (6 drops of Frankincense oil per 30ml of water). This can also be used to set your makeup. Before usage, use a dark glass spray container and shake well.
Mix a few drops of Frankincense oil into your hand cream to moisturize and soften tough skin. The smell will give your hand cream a warm, spicy note.
To make your nails strong and healthy, apply a drop of Frankincense oil to your fingernail and gently massage it into the cuticles and ragged edges.
Frankincense oil, one of Qualis Nutri’s essential oils, is a rich skin-nourishing treatment oil blended with 11 botanical oils to replenish and restore moisture to the skin.
The essential oil of Qualis Nutri Frankincense is free of synthetic chemicals and revitalizes dull, tired skin by refining texture and restoring balance. Your skin will feel softer and suppler after just a few drops.
The essential oils of Qualis Nutri Frankincense can be used as a serum, under your regular moisturizer, or as a replacement for your daily or nighttime cream.
All skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin, can benefit from using frankincense essential oil. The multifunctional formula is rich in antioxidants and antibacterials while remaining gentle on the skin.
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