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Botanica Gaia Wilcrafted Myrrh Macerated in Meadowfoam Seed Oil | Commiphora Myrrha and Limnanthes Alba | Premium Quality |

Botanica Gaia Wilcrafted Myrrh Macerated in Meadowfoam Seed Oil | Commiphora Myrrha and Limnanthes Alba | Premium Quality |

Myrrh Macerated in Meadowfoam Seed Oil

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 Botanical Name: Limnanthes Alba and Commiphora Myrrh.
Family Name: Burseraceae.
Common Name: Myrrh, African Myrrh, Myrrh Gum, Guggul, Gugar.
INCI: Macerated Commiphora Myrrh and Limnanthes Alba Seed Oil.
Extraction Method: Macerated.
Parts Used: Resin.
Odor: Warm, balsamic, earthy, with honeyed and smoky undertones. 
Appearance: Light Gold.
Country of Origin: EE.UU.

Comodogenic index: 1. 

 
Meadowfoam seed oil infused with Myrrh resin represents an exceptional marriage between two ancient worlds of beauty: the modern botanical elegance of Limnanthes alba and the sacred resinous depth of Commiphora myrrha. This rare macerate merges the unparalleled oxidative stability and velvety texture of Meadowfoam with the purifying, healing, and spiritual power of Myrrh, resulting in a deeply restorative elixir that nourishes both skin and soul.

1. The Essence of the Maceration

This macerated oil is created by immersing carefully powdered or granulated Myrrh resin in cold-pressed Meadowfoam seed oil, allowing a slow infusion over several weeks in a temperature-controlled environment. During this process, the volatile aromatic molecules, sesquiterpenes, and resin acids of Myrrh dissolve into the lipid matrix of Meadowfoam. The result is a golden, viscous oil with a faint amber hue and a warm, balsamic aroma—an olfactory bridge between earth and light.

The maceration not only extracts the aromatic compounds of Myrrh but also captures its therapeutic constituents, including furanosesquiterpenes (curzerene, furanodiene), β-elemene, and commiphoric acids. These compounds are known for their antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and rejuvenating properties, which blend seamlessly with the lipid-rich stability of Meadowfoam.

2. The Power of Meadowfoam Seed Oil

Meadowfoam (Limnanthes alba) is renowned for its exceptional oxidative stability, derived from its unique long-chain fatty acids such as eicosenoic and docosenoic acids. This molecular composition allows the oil to resist rancidity far longer than most carrier oils, making it a superior medium for resin infusions.

Lightweight yet intensely emollient, Meadowfoam mimics the structure of natural sebum, creating a barrier that locks in moisture without clogging pores. It leaves the skin supple and smooth, providing a soft-focus finish that enhances radiance. As a base, it amplifies the bioavailability of the active resin compounds while ensuring a non-greasy, elegant texture suitable for luxury skincare, perfumery, and therapeutic formulations.


3. The Spirit and Science of Myrrh Resin

Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha), a resin native to arid regions of the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa, has been revered for over 4,000 years as a sacred balm and preservative of youth. Its ancient reputation as a wound healer and skin regenerator is supported by modern research, revealing its ability to reduce inflammation, promote tissue repair, and balance the skin’s microbiome.

Chemically, Myrrh is rich in sesquiterpenes and terpenoids that modulate inflammatory pathways and promote cellular regeneration. When infused in Meadowfoam oil, these lipophilic molecules integrate beautifully into the fatty acid matrix, producing a stable and bioactive medium ideal for use in facial oils, serums, and therapeutic balm4. Synergistic Benefits


The synergy between Meadowfoam and Myrrh is both chemical and energetic:

Benefit Mechanism of Action

-Deep Moisturization Meadowfoam’s long-chain fatty acids form a lipid film that retains water, while Myrrh improves epidermal regeneration.
-Anti-Inflammatory & Soothing Myrrh’s furanosesquiterpenes reduce irritation and redness, complementing Meadowfoam’s barrier-restoring effect.
-Antioxidant Defense Both components neutralize oxidative stress, preventing premature aging and environmental damage.
-Healing & Antimicrobial Myrrh offers antiseptic protection, promoting clear, healthy skin without disrupting its natural flora.
-Spiritual & Aromatic Grounding The warm balsamic scent of Myrrh harmonizes with Meadowfoam’s subtle sweetness, grounding the mind and enhancing meditation.


Together, they form a luxurious infusion that brings balance, restoration, and tranquility to the skin—an oil that not only heals the epidermis but also evokes serenity and inner focus.

5. Applications in Modern Formulation

The Meadowfoam–Myrrh macerate is ideal for:

-Facial oils and anti-aging serums: enhances elasticity, minimizes fine lines, and restores tone.

-Aftershave or beard oils: calms irritation, regenerates skin, and adds a subtle masculine aroma.

-Healing balms and salves: effective for dry, chapped, or wounded skin.

-Body oils and massage blends: deeply grounding and soothing.

-Spiritual or anointing oils: used in meditation, yoga, or energy-clearing rituals.

Because of Meadowfoam’s stability, this macerate has a long shelf life and maintains its active potency over time—an advantage for both artisanal and industrial formulations.

Texture and Sensory Profile

-Color: Pale amber to light gold, depending on the concentration of Myrrh resin.

-Aroma: Warm, balsamic, earthy, with honeyed and smoky undertones.

-Viscosity: Medium, with a smooth, cushiony feel that absorbs without residue.

-Finish: Non-greasy, satin-like, leaving skin velvety and protected.

Fatty acid composition:

1) 11-Eicosenoic Acid: 65-80%
2) Docosenoic Acid: 13-20%
3) Docosadienoic Acid: 15-21%

Fatty acids in trace amounts:

It is composed predominantly of long-chain monounsaturated fatty acids, including eicosenoic acid (20:1), docosenoic acid (22:1), and docosadienoic acid (22:2). This composition gives it unparalleled oxidative stability, surpassing even jojoba and argan oil. The oil also contains tocopherols (natural Vitamin E), which act as antioxidants, extending its shelf life while supporting skin barrier function.

 

On an energetic level, Myrrh is associated with grounding, emotional healing, and spiritual protection. It helps dispel mental fatigue and anxiety, bringing presence and focus. Meadowfoam, by contrast, embodies renewal and light—its very name evokes blooming fields and gentle resilience. When these two elements merge, they create a duality of earth and air, a balance of stability and renewal, offering the user both physical and emotional restoration.

Meadowfoam seed oil infused with Myrrh resin is more than a carrier—it is an alchemical fusion of stability and spirituality. Perfect for high-end skincare and therapeutic rituals, it offers the antioxidant resilience of modern botanical science combined with the sacred wisdom of ancient resins. Every drop carries centuries of tradition and the promise of luminous, resilient skin.

This infusion is ideal for formulators who seek to craft oils and creams of depth, integrity, and spiritual beauty—an oil that connects science, ritual, and sensuality in perfect harmony.



Comodogenic index:

-Comedogenic level 0: it is non-comedogenic and does not cause pore clogging.
-Comedogenic level 1: there is a small (very low) possibility that the ingredient is comedogenic and may clog pores.
-Comedogenic level 2: in most cases, it will not clog pores. The possibility that it may clog pores is moderate to low.
-Comedogenic level 3: they have a medium chance of clogging pores, depending especially on the skin type.
-Comedogenic level 4: the chance of clogging pores, regardless of the skin type, is quite high.
-Comedogenic level 5: they tend, in almost all cases, to clog skin pores. In fact, very few people tolerate the oils found here.

























 

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The information presented here is for educating our customers about the traditional uses of essential oils and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. You are responsible for understanding the safe application of these products.