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The King of Oils: Frankincense

Essential oil spotlight: Frankincense

Frankincense, often referred to as the King of Essential Oils, is one of the most treasured and esteemed essential oils in the world. It is renowned for its powerful benefits. Distilled from the resin of Boswellia trees, Frankincense has been highly valued for over 5,000 years. Frankincense resin is edible and is eaten in parts of Africa to aid digestion.*
Frankincense may support a healthy digestive system when ingested* and supports smooth, healthy skin. Additionally, according to pre-clinical research, Frankincense essential oil may promote healthy cellular function when taken internally.* Additional clinical research is needed to confirm.

Rich in Alpha-pinene, the warm aroma of Frankincense creates a comforting peaceful environment when diffused or applied topically. It is often used during yoga. To keep its aroma with you throughout the day, apply Frankincense or Frankincense Touch to your pulse points.            

Usage Tips:
  • Before bed, apply to the bottoms of the feet to promote relaxation.
  • Apply to the face to reduce the appearance of blemishes and skin imperfections. 
  • Rub over the heart to support feelings of calmness and balance. 
  • For a soothing effect, apply topically to the skin.
  • Take two drops in a veggie cap for internal benefits


Learn More: What is Frankincense?
Frankincense essential oil comes from the Boswellia tree. The tree produces a resin that hardens and can then be collected, cleaned, and distilled for Frankincense essential oil. 

Frankincense is actually a blend of the Frankincense essential oil from four species of Boswellia trees: Boswellia carterii, frereana, sacra, and papyrifera. This blend not only enhances the benefits of the Frankincense but makes our sourcing of it sustainable.


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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

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