Khinjuk Mastic Essential Oil-RARE!-Smooth sweet and enchanting!!

Khinjuk Mastic essential oil is distilled in-house from Fresh Pistacia Khinjuk resin, a semi-liquid aromatic resin from the same tree family that gives us our Pistachio nuts, Greek mastic, Biblical Terebinth, Black African Mastic and Mount Atlas Mastic resins.

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How does this oil smell?
Reviewers describe it as woodsy, warm, and sweet with an uplifting quality. The aroma is enchanting and aromatic, with potency that holds well when blended into products like soap.
Is this oil good for soap making?
Yes—reviewers who used it in castile soap reported excellent results, noting the fragrance remained potent even after a month of blending with liquid soap.
What is Khinjuk Mastic made from?
The product description states it is distilled in-house from fresh Pistacia Khinjuk resin, a semi-liquid aromatic resin from the Pistacia tree family, traditionally harvested in the Sinai peninsula.
Does this work well in custom creations?
Reviewers who incorporated it into their own creations reported it provided a next-level quality, making it suitable for perfumery and blending applications.
How is the quality of this oil?
All five reviewers rated it 5 stars and described the quality as beautiful, lovely, and exquisite, with consistent positive feedback about its aromatic profile and potency.
Recent archeological discoveries suggest Pistacia Khinjuk was the most readily available aromatic resin to the ancient Egyptians and that in ancient times, it grew throughout the Sinai peninsula. For this reason, it is speculated that P. Khinjuk may be the resin "SNTR" or Senetejer often mentioned in ancient Egyptian texts that was ubiquitous in perfume, embalming and incense formulas, including the traditional fermented incense, "Kyphi."

Khinjuk Mastic resin is painstakingly collected from tiny droplets on the tree and the ground where it has fallen on leaf litter. I am putting this product on my sustainable harvest list.
We distill this beautiful essential oil from fresh resin. We had a high yield so I lowered the price of this rare essential oil accordingly.

Dan

Materials: Pistacia Khinjuk, Khinjuk Mastic Essential Oil, Artisan distilled essential oil.