Frankincense Serrata Resin Extract-Boswellic acids

I wash and dry the Frankincense Serrata Resin Extract twice after I distill the essential oil. Devoid of water-soluble gum, it dissolves easily in warm carrier oils, waxes and alcohol.

Frequently asked questions

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Will this dissolve in oils and waxes?
Yes. Because the water-soluble gum has been removed during distillation, this resin extract dissolves readily in warm vegetable oils and waxes, making it ideal for preparing medicated oils, salves, and creams.
What does the scent smell like?
Customers report a beautiful, fresh resin fragrance. One reviewer noted it smells lovely after making an oil extract from it the same day of receipt.
How much medicated oil can I make?
According to the product description, blending at a 1:3 to 1:5 ratio with this extract yields approximately 3–5 ounces of medicated oil from a one-ounce package.
Can this be used to make incense?
Yes, the product description indicates it is a clean-burning incense material and a great incense blend ingredient. It is also traditionally used as incense in Indian, Pakistani, and Himalayan rituals and ceremonies.
What are the active compounds in this?
This pure resin is composed mainly of pentacyclic and tetracyclic triterpenes, including alpha and beta Boswellic acids and AKBA.
The resin extract adds a lovely fragrance to cremes, salves and medicated oil and is a great, clean-burning incense material in incense blends.

Most Frankincense types will not blend homogeneously with oils and waxes in their natural form since they contain water-soluble gum.
However, since all water-soluble gum has been removed during the distillation process, the resin extract dissolves quickly in warm vegetable oils and waxes, making a perfect base for preparing Frankincense medicated oils, salves and cremes.

Frankincense Serrata Resin extract is a pure resin composed mainly of pentacyclic and tetracyclic triterpenes, including the alpha and beta Boswellic acids.
The resin extract carries the delightful aroma of the fresh resin.

 Also called Indian Olibanum and Salai in India,  Frankincense Serrata is favoured by Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine systems.

Growing from India up through Punjab and into Pakistan, Frankincense Serrata is also used extensively as an incense and incense ingredient in local rituals and ceremonies.

In medicated oils, it can be blended at a 1:3 to 1:5 ratio which yields approximately 3-5 ounces of medicated oil from a one-ounce package.

It has a beautiful texture in salves and cremes, feels lovely on the skin, and has the fragrance profile of fresh resin. (Though less intense).

This pure resin can be used in moustache waxes and beard balms to add firmness, tenacity (fragrance), and the effects of a day-long perm.

For more recipes and instructions on using the different kinds of Frankincense for medicine, incense, cosmetics and perfume, please drop by my blog at http://apothecarysgarden.com

For instructions on making an oil extract from Frankincense powder or resin extract, Please see my Post- How to make an oil extract of Frankincense

Dan

Materials: Boswellia extract, resin, Boswellic acids, Beta Boswellic acids, AKBA, Salve base, Frankincense Serrata Resin Extract.


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JoAnn McCulley (Denton, US)
Superb quality

Although I really don't have anything to compare to, from day one of finding this site, I have not wanted to search elsewhere for frankincense or myrrh. I was excited to get the resin, made an oil extract next day and we are loving it. Smells beautiful

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Gregory (Charlotte, US)
Excellence

Excellent product and craftsmanship. Dan and Faye are a pleasure to do business with. Great fast shipping to the States.

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Heather Hancock (Denver, US)
Fast shipping beautiful packaging

I have yet to use it but the customer service was amazing. It got to me (shipped to a different country) sooo fast. Love the packaging and can't wait to use it :) I highly recommend.

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