Essential Oil – Frankincense

• The "Wrinkle Eraser": Famous for its cytophylactic properties, meaning it stimulates cell regeneration to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
• Fading Scars & Spots: Helps diminish the appearance of surgical scars, stretch marks, and "age spots" over time.
• Skin Tightening: Acts as a natural astringent to help lift and tone the skin, particularly around the jawline and under the eyes.
• Soothing Irritation: Calms redness and inflammation associated with acne, eczema, or dry, chapped skin.

Emotional & Spiritual Support

• Meditation & Prayer: Its ability to slow down and deepen the breath makes it the premier oil for reaching a deep meditative state.
• Anxiety & Stress Relief: Provides a powerful "grounding" effect, helping to still a racing mind and reduce feelings of overwhelm.
• Overcoming Grief: Often used to provide emotional comfort and a sense of "protection" during times of loss or transition.
• Mental Clarity: Helps clear away mental clutter, allowing for better focus and spiritual connection.

Respiratory & Immune Health

• Deep Breathing: Excellent for those with asthma or bronchitis, as it helps expand the lungs and calms the "panic" associated with shortness of breath.
• Expectorant Properties: Helps clear the nasal passages and lungs of excess mucus during a cold or cough.
• Immune Booster: Supports the body’s natural defense system by helping to reduce the overall inflammatory load on the body.

Pain & Inflammation Relief

• Joint & Arthritis Support: Its potent anti-inflammatory compounds help reduce the heat and swelling in painful joints.
• Muscle Tension: When added to a massage oil from clubarome.com, it helps relax deep-seated muscle knots and chronic tension.
• Headache Relief: Massaging a diluted drop into the base of the skull or temples can help ease tension-related headaches.

• It is one of the most versatile oils in existence.
• In blending, Frankincense acts as a fixative, slowing down the evaporation of lighter oils and "rounding out" any sharp or harsh edges in a recipe.

• Generally very safe, non-toxic, and non-irritating.
• However, it is a powerful oil; to avoid potential skin sensitivity (especially with aged or oxidized oil), always dilute it to 1–2% in a carrier oil