Young Living sacred frankincense essential oil (Boswellia sacra) comes from the distillation of the resin of the Boswellia sacra frankincense tree. This oil is ideal for those who wish to take their spiritual journey and meditation experiences to a higher level.
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| 5 ml | ||
| Retail | $55.59 |
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| Wholesale | $42.25 | |
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| 15 ml | ||
| Retail | $118.09 |
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| Wholesale | $89.75 | |
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Botanical Family: Burseraceae
Plant Origin: Oman
Extraction Method: Steam distilled from gum/resin
How To Use
- Topical: Apply 2-4 drops directly to desired area. Dilution not required, except for the most sensitive skin. Use as needed.
- Aromatic: Diffuse up to 1 hour 3 times daily.
- Caution: Keep out of reach of children. For external use only. Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult a health professional prior to use. Flammable: Do not use near fire, flame, heat, or sparks. Do not store above room temperature.
Key Constituents:
- Alpha-pinene (53-90%)
- Camphene (1-4%)
- Sabinene (1-7%)
- Para-cymene (0.4-4%)
- Limonene (2-7.5%)
BLENDS containing Sacred Frankincense essential oil
- Aroma Sleep
- Build Your Dream
- Common Sense
- Faith
- Freedom
- GeneYus
- Inner Harmony
- Reconnect
- SleepyIze
- The Gift
- Transformation
PERSONAL PRODUCTS containing Sacred Frankincense essential oil
Other Frankincense Types Offered by Young Living
* This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
Re: Article titled “n 50 Years, Frankincense Could Be Snuffed Out.”
1. First sentence of the article is incorrect: There are at least 43 varieties of Frankincense grown across India, northern Africa and the Middle East. The Boswellia Sacra variety grows only in Oman – https://essentialoilsage.com/?p=689
2. Young Living is the only company permitted to export Boswellia Sacra oil from the country because it is the only company that has done its homework – https://essentialoilsage.com/?p=3364
3. Other companies that CLAIM to offer Boswellia Sacra are buying resin from Omani markets. But the Omani businessman actually buy cheaper versions of resin from other areas like Somalia and India. Then they sell it as Omani Sacra to stupid American businesses (and their customers) who don’t know any better. https://essentialoilsage.com/?p=11200
4. Gary Young foresaw the upcoming shortage of Frankincense. Because of his 20-year investment in building relationships in Oman, the country has allocated over 100,000 acres for Young Living to plant frankincense trees – https://essentialoilsage.com/?p=11081
5. The Boswellia sacra resin is sourced directly from the local resin collectors, the Shahri people who own the rights to the Boswellia sacra trees. Because they have built-in accountability for seeing that the trees continue to flourish, they do not overcut them to harvest more resin. Overcutting stresses the trees so they don’t produce seed, leading to the shortage of young, replacement trees. The Shahri are the “people of the Dhofar Mountains”. They have family traditions, language, and a history that is dated back to the time of the Prophet Noah’s grandsons and great-grandsons. https://essentialoilsage.com/?p=10670
6. As the crises in frankincense oil production grows, consider how other companies will continue to sell synthetic substances called “frankincense” because either they won’t be able to acquire the real thing or it will be too expensive for their customer base which is clueless about quality.
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