In the boiling heat of the Namibian desert comes a special type of myrrh oil: wildii (Commiphora wildii). The chief olfactory difference between this and traditional resinous myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) is that wildii is fresh, invigorating and diffusive. In other words, classic myrrh is rich, deep and dark while Namibian myrrh is an explos...
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brightest of the myrrhs
this is so unusual. It has almost an elemi like high-pitchedness to the top notes and then the more familiar myrrh qualities under that. The sparkle on this is beautiful, a hint citrusy - I cant wait to use this in a myrrh soliflore