Frankincense Sacra Infused Oil.

This is the frankincense of the Bible and of the sacred scriptures of many faiths, kept the old way. The essential oil did not exist in biblical times, since steam distillation as we know it was not yet in use; the resin was ground and infused in oils or fats, as it is here.

Silver-white Boswellia sacra resin, wild-harvested in Oman, is finely powdered and infused in odorless, colorless fractionated coconut oil by an artisan craftsman in the United States, then carefully strained and bottled. The infusion carries the aroma and presence of a fine Sacra distillation, along with incensole acetate and boswellic acid, which occurs in neither the steam-distilled oil nor the CO2 extract. It smells of florals, resin and light wood, drying down more woodsy and resinous as the powdery floral notes fade, and seems stronger than a 10% dilution of Sacra oil.

How to use

• Wear it alone on pulse points, or use it as a perfume base with remarkable longevity on the skin
• Dilute it further as a body oil, or add a drop or two to a teaspoon of cream, lotion or facial serum
• Natural resin may settle: shake or roll gently, or warm the bottom of the bottle in a warm water bath
• Never use it in a diffuser; its carrier oil can damage the diffuser

An oil for sacred space: worship, intentional prayer, meditation, and the quiet hours in between.