Boswellia rivae is a very hard resin but when you break it open, the gum oozes out of it and the smell is totally incredible. When you break it open it smells just like a beautiful perfume. To me, it has a vanilla cinnamon aroma which makes it really unique.
It has a high content of limonene, alpha-pinene, and octanol. This resin can be used to help with congestion. Actually, octanol is found in many perfumes. It has some boswellic acid in it and is excellent for whatever ails you. You can infuse it in a carrier oil and actually use it as a perfume. I have infused it in a carrier oil and actually wear it as a perfume, it actually smells better than some of the regular perfumes I have.
B. Rivae is known for its clarifying effect on skin and is also excellent for mature skin
This is Gravel mixed with Powder which makes it easier to make an herbal infusion.
I broke it into tiny pieces and made some of it into a powder so you get a combo of both.
It cost a wee bit more because of the labor involved in breaking it up.
Boswellia rivae is a very hard resin but when you break it open, the gum oozes out of it and the smell is totally incredible. When you break it open it smells just like a beautiful perfume. To me, it has a vanilla cinnamon aroma which makes it really unique.
It has a high content of limonene, alpha-pinene, and octanol. This resin can be used to help with congestion. Actually, octanol is found in many perfumes. It has some boswellic acid in it and is excellent for whatever ails you. You can infuse it in a carrier oil and actually use it as a perfume. I have infused it in a carrier oil and actually wear it as a perfume, it actually smells better than some of the regular perfumes I have.
B. Rivae is known for its clarifying effect on skin and is also excellent for mature skin
This is Gravel mixed with Powder which makes it easier to make an herbal infusion.
I broke it into tiny pieces and made some of it into a powder so you get a combo of both.
It cost a wee bit more because of the labor involved in breaking it up.
Disclaimer: All information is for educational purposes only. Resins are not a substitute for professional medical care and it is advised that you always consult your health practitioner.
Resins may irritate the skin so please handle with care.
