Pinzhi Purigin Myrrh (last medicine) EU organic essential oil

📍Myrrh Organic: EU Organic Certification code: FR-BIO-01 Importing country: France Origin: Somalia English: Myrrh Scientific name: Commiphora myrrha Extraction: Distillation Part: Resin Efficacy: Cleansing effect, radiant and youthful, soothes skin, regulates mood Smell: Smoky bitterness Mind: Accept all kinds of emotions calmly and no longer use work, impulse shopping, or overeating to distract your attention. Impression: Leather sandals sewn by Franciscan monks themselves Applicable parts: gallbladder meridian, throat chakra Myrrh is a natural, aromatic, sap-like resin or "gum" derived from the small, thorny myrrh tree, which is related to the frankincense tree. Myrrh essential oil is used in aromatherapy, and inhaling its calming scent can reduce tension and negative emotions, thereby promoting positive emotions and physical well-being. It also effectively cleanses, moisturizes and tightens the skin, thereby reducing and preventing further cracking and sagging. Myrrh essential oil is used on hair and its astringent properties strengthen the roots, thereby reducing hair loss. In addition to solving dandruff problems, its scent stimulates the brain, increases alertness, and boosts energy. When used in massage, myrrh also strengthens muscles and smoothes skin while promoting relaxation. Myrrh, also known as Bol, Bola, Hirabol, Merra, and Gum, is a natural, aromatic, sap-like resin or "gum" derived from the small, prickly Commiphora myrrha tree, related to the Frankincense tree . Myrrh is native to Egypt, Africa, and the Middle East. The name myrrh comes from the Arabic word "murr," meaning "bitter," because its smell is sometimes bitter. Myrrh was a prized and priceless trade commodity on the ancient Spice Route and was so highly regarded that legends revolve around it. A Syrian and Greek legend about how the tree got its name tells that the daughter of King Tissis of Syria, who was named Myrrh, was turned into a myrrh tree by the patron deity to escape her father's murderous wrath. . It is believed that the tree's resin is actually the tears of myrrh. The odor profile of this essential oil has also been described as having nuances of vanilla, mushroom, and licorice. Myrrh resin has a thicker consistency than essential oil and a different fragrance, giving off a strong, warm flavor reminiscent of roasted cocoa and licorice. *If you want to apply pure natural essential oils to the skin, it is recommended to use vegetable oils such as jojoba oil and sweet almond oil, dilute it into a skin-friendly massage oil and then apply it. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- Pinzhi Purigin essential oils mainly come from two French manufacturers, Golgemma and Astier Demarest, and most of the essential oils have been certified by the EU organic agency. Introduction to Golgemma Merged with Biolandes in 2020, one of the founders and general managers, Patrick Collin, MD, is currently a professor at the School of Aromatherapy and Medical Sciences at the Paris School of Medicine. In addition to giving regular lectures and supervising doctoral dissertations, he also works for the United Nations Development Agency to promote organic essential oils. Committee consultant, chairman and lecturer of the Defang Asia-Pacific Research Association, consultant and lecturer of the French Montpellier Aromatherapy Association, etc., active in the French aromatherapy system. Golgemma brand story Certified natural ingredients are grown, sourced and produced responsibly. Golgemma sells quality-controlled, traceable, certified ingredients based on fair trade and environmental principles. We are a French company specializing in the production of aromatic plant extracts for use in cosmetics, food refill, aromatherapy, nutraceuticals, food, pharmaceuticals and herbal medicines, using the best and natural plant raw materials as the core ingredients of our products. We have been established in France for 40 years, with two main locations in the South of France, Espéraza in Aude (original location) and Die in Drôme (production unit for extracts used in cosmetics and food refill). We have our own farm and production site equipped with many stills, macerators and other facilities in order to provide you with the essence of what nature has to offer. As a pioneer in the supply, processing and production of natural plant extracts and certified essential oils that are rigorously selected to meet the quality requirements of professionals. Golgemma employs a strict quality policy, from botanicals to extracts. Each batch of extract or essential oil sold is carefully selected for its sensory characteristics and physicochemical properties. GOLGEMMA has established a quality management system based on the requirements of the ISO 22000 standard, because quality can only be achieved systematically through continuous management and inspection of the manufacturing process. As a result, the business is well organized and operates according to a continuous improvement process. For each reference, Golgemma undertakes to provide the regulatory and technical documentation required for the use of the relevant material (Bulletin of Analysis, Technical Data Sheet, Safety Data Sheet (SDS), Cosmetic or Food Allergen Certificate, IFRA Certificate, etc.). Our Regulatory Affairs Department ensures that regulatory provisions are applied and all documents are regularly updated. In order to gain more relevance and better performance in our actions, we structure and organize our commitments according to the principles of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). Corporate social responsibility is “a company’s responsibility for its impact on society.” Corporate social responsibility proposes a management model based on all aspects of sustainable development and supported by social policies, economic policies and environmental policies. We voluntarily integrate our social, environmental and economic roles into our sustainability strategy. We are committed to sharing our values, including the concerns of our stakeholders (employees, suppliers, customers, NGOs, local communities, etc.) in our development choices and acting transparently in doing so. Our business bridges the agricultural and industrial worlds, which means we are ideally placed to meet these requirements. Introduction to Astier Demarest France's Astier Demarest has been engaged in the fragrance industry since 1880 and has a history of more than a hundred years. It supplies well-known brands at home and abroad for use in cosmetics, aromatherapy, food seasoning, etc. Astier Demarest brand story The supplier network covers the world. Because of its long history, it has established long-term partnerships with high-quality farms in the world to ensure the traceability of the entire raw material supply and effectively ensure quality. When choosing cooperative farms, we only choose responsible production processes and pay attention to Fair trade and good treatment of workers. In the company's declaration, it is clearly stated that it must protect the ecological environment and respect people of different ethnic groups. In order to combine this commitment with practical actions, a set of social responsibility plans are implemented internally. Because of long-term experience and deep understanding of raw materials, each batch of goods will be inspected, and we will participate in control and adjustment from the production process to practice the best standardization of products and maintain quality consistency. Every batch of agricultural raw materials purchased will be immediately inspected and evaluated using samples from different suppliers. In Grasse, France, there is a laboratory equipped with gas chromatography equipment and measuring equipment for analysis. There are many essential oil brands in Taiwan that have long-term cooperative relationships with AD.