Frankincense Royal Green Hojari Resin Extract

I collect was and dry the Frankincense Royal Green Hojari Resin Extract 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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Does this dissolve in oils and waxes?
Yes. This resin extract is specifically processed to remove water-soluble gum, allowing it to dissolve easily in warm carrier oils, vegetable waxes, and alcohol—unlike raw frankincense resin, which typically does not blend homogeneously with oils in its natural form.
What's the scent like compared to raw resin?
Reviewers describe the aroma as captivating and intoxicating with a rich fragrance profile similar to fresh resin, though somewhat milder. One customer noted it maintains much of the original resin's scent when made into oil.
How do I use it to make medicated oils?
According to the product description, you can blend it at a 1:3 to 1:5 ratio with oils, yielding approximately 3–5 ounces of medicated oil from a one-ounce package. Reviewers report grinding it to fine powder helps it dissolve nicely in oils like jojoba or olive oil.
Does it burn cleanly as incense?
Yes, the product description notes it melts completely and burns cleanly with no charring, making it suitable as a solo incense material or blended with other aromatics.
How pure is this compared to other suppliers?
Reviewers who have compared this to other suppliers' products describe it as beautifully pure and of impeccable quality. One long-term customer rates all products from this maker as the highest quality they have found.
Does it work well in salves and creams?
Yes. Reviewers report it creates a luxurious feel in medicated oils and salves, with a pleasant fragrance that blends well. The product description notes it has a beautiful texture in salves and cremes and feels lovely on the skin.
Can I take this internally in oil form?
Reviewers report dissolving it in food-grade oils like olive oil and taking it orally, describing it as a convenient alternative to powdered frankincense. One customer notes it dissolves well at a 1:2 ratio.
The resin extract adds a soft fragrance to cremes, salves and medicated oil and releases a lovely rich fragrance as solo incense material in incense blends.

Most Frankincense types will not blend homogeneously with oils and waxes in their natural form as an oleo-gum resin.
However, when all water-soluble gum is removed, they dissolve quickly in warm vegetable oils and waxes, becoming a perfect base for making Frankincense oils, salves and cremes.

Separated from its gum using water and no harsh solvents, Frankincense Royal Green Hojari Resin Extract is a pure resin composed mainly of pentacyclic and tetracyclic triterpenes, including the alpha and beta Boswellic acids.

These triterpenes and other valuable compounds are not naturally found in the essential oils of Frankincense or the water-soluble gum portion. They are too heavy to come over in hydro or steam distillation and are exclusively found in the resin and resin extract.

Frankincense has been used in Ayurvedic, Unani, and Traditional Chinese medicine for hundreds if not thousands of years.

Frankincense Royal Green Hojari Resin Extract makes a clean-burning, fragrant incense material that can be used alone or with other aromatics. Devoid of water-soluble gum, it melts completely and burns cleanly with no charring.

Medicated oils can be blended at a 1:3 to 1:5 ratio, yielding 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 not as intense).

It can be used in moustache waxes and beard balms to add firmness, tenacity (fragrance), and the effects of a day-long perm. For more information, see my recipe.-https://apothecarysgarden.com/2014/06/25/a-moustache-wax-recipe-with-frankincense-resin/

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