FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH FRAGRANCE

Shay and Company is proud to present a small selection of fragrances for soap and candle making. All our fragrances are suitable for skincare products, cold process soap making and candle making. We understand the value of having scent options other than essential oils and we have worked hard to create a line of high quality, natural based, clean products for our customers.

Frankincense and Myrrh is thought of as a “holiday” scent, but this blend is one of all-time favorites to wear all year round as a perfume. This Frankincense and Myrrh fragrance is your natural fragrance alternative to the essentials oils, as sometimes those can get quite spendy. I add a small amount of each of the frankincense essential oil and myrrh essential oil to this fragrance to enhance it just a little more.

Frankincense and Myrrh blends well into a solid perfume (try a blend of organic shea butter, organic castor oil, organic beeswax, and a little Oregon Hazelnut oil). Dab a little behind your ears and people will turn their heads as you walk by (in a good way, of course!). This fragrance will go great in your soap and shampoo bars. To customize the scent a little you can add some each essential oil, or you can mix with Patchouli or Ylang to make it even more bold! This fragrance would make excellent incense sticks!

Top notes: orange, bergamot, anise
Middle notes: geranium, heliotrope, labdanum
Base notes: frankincense, patchouli, cedarwood, vanilla

Vanilla Content:  2%
Flashpoint: 100°C
Discoloration: Does not discolor
Oil Color: Yellow to Amber
Origin: USA
Shelf Life: Best within 1-2 years

IFRA attached for usage suggestions.

Do not apply directly to skin. Most essential oils are not designed to be applied directly, rather they are designed to be mixed with a carrier oil such as our organic sunflower or organic jojoba oils.  Always perform a small patch test when applying to skin.

Do not take internally unless you are licensed to apply them as such.

This information is for reference only. These recommendations have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not meant to treat, cure or remedy any diseases.