What is Frankincense Serrata CO2-se Extract?

Frankincense Serrata CO2-se Extract is a wonderful oil to diffuse during your meditation. The aroma has a calming, grounding effect that brings you back to yourself.

Frankincense Serrata (Boswellia Serrata) CO2-se Extract contains more active compounds than Frankincense Essential Oil, including Incensole and Serratol. This makes the aroma of this CO2-se Extract stronger and more authentic than the aroma of the essential oil.

Benefits

Meditation, being present

Frankincense Serrata has a calming, soothing effect on body and mind. The aroma brings you back to the present moment, relaxes and gives you the opportunity to sink deeply into meditation. It is a wonderful scent to diffuse when you find it difficult to stay with yourself and ground, or when thoughts and worries have temporarily taken over. Frankincense Serrata has been used in spiritual practices, rituals and ceremonies for ages.

When making diffuser blends and perfumes

Frankincense Serrata CO2-se is widely used in perfume making and is a wonderful oil to incorporate into your DIY diffuser blend. The scent is lightly floral, balsamic and spicy with an undertone of wood, which softens the sharp edges of citrus scents. Incorporate this CO2-se Extract into unisex fragrances, aftershaves or skincare products for people who love a powerful, masculine aroma.

How do you use it?

Diffuse 3 drops of Frankincense Serrata CO2-se Extract in your diffuser or incorporate into DIY skincare products. Use the CO2-se Extract only diluted with a carrier oil on the skin, or as an ingredient in a skincare product.

Meditative diffuser blend

Combine 3 drops of Frankincense Serrata CO2-se Extract with 2 drops of Sandalwood Essential Oil and 1 drop of Patchouli Essential Oil in your aroma diffuser. Find a nice spot for yourself and prepare for a soothing meditation.

What makes it so special?

Frankincense was transported for years between the 3^rd century BC and the 2^nd century AD over the Incense Route, which stretched from Egypt to India, Arabia and Somalia. In Ancient Egypt, Frankincense was used for embalming the deceased and to communicate with the gods.