Our UAE Frankincense Distillery Our UAE Frankincense Distillery Frankincense Essential Oil Steam Distillation Jannah Frankincense essential oils are produced in our distillation facility in Dubai. Essential oils are the collection of hydrophobic secondary metabolites that can be extracted from Boswellia trees and are used in perfumes, flavourings and alternative medicine techniques such as aromatherapy.…
Oils About Jannah essential oils We strive to bring you only the highest quality essential oils for your aromatherapy, culinary, vibrational or perfumery needs. Most of our oils are directly sourced from the farms and stills. We buy organic whenever feasible and otherwise rely mainly on small family farms, local gatherers, and small cottage…
About Oman and Frankincense Frankincense is really happy growing Southeastern Arabia, the African Horn and India. Indian Frankincense (Boswellia serrata) is the frankincense found in Ayurveda’s materia medica. It’s plentiful, not expensive, and well researched. Somali frankincense (mostly Boswellia carterii,) is quite lovely and plentiful. Most frankincense resin used for incense comes from Somaliland or Puntland. There…
Frankincense and Cancer Frankincense and Cancer There’s a ton of all kinds of information , rumor and supposition and hopeful imaginations how Frankincense can cure cancer. Does it work against cancer, against tumor cells? Lots of people claim there is, and others claim not. I think there are quite a few people working…
How to use Frankincense Frankincense has plenty of uses. Fundamentally, it promotes calmness, serenity and relaxation. These indications will always be present, no matter how frankincense is used, and for what. Skin Care Frankincense essential oil is great for skin care and nearly everything related to skin; burns, rashes, cuts, scrapes, and oozing sores.…
Frankincense Concentrate Frankincense concentrate During distillation, the water soluble parts of frankincense leave the pot as steam, turning into vapor, and back to a liquid as it drips out of the still, separating into essential oil and hydrosol. These two different liquids cannot possibly get along enough to merge but can co-exist happily. This could…
