dōTERRA Myrrh Touch - 10ml
dōTERRA Myrrh Touch - 10ml
Myrrh is a resin oil, and it smells like one — warm, smoky and slightly bitter, with a depth that sits underneath everything else you put with it.
This is the Touch version, pre-diluted in fractionated coconut oil in a roll-on bottle. It suits people who want the aroma on their skin rather than in a diffuser, and it is a common part of an evening routine.
It is one of the oldest aromatics in continuous use, and the character has not changed much in that time.
Why people choose it
- Warm, resinous aroma with real depth
- Pre-diluted and ready to use, no carrier needed
- Suits evening routines and quiet moments
- One of the oldest aromatics still in everyday use
How it smells
Warm and smoky with a dry, slightly bitter resin note that lingers.
How to use it
- On skin
- Roll onto wrists, the back of the neck or the soles of the feet as part of a wind-down routine.
- Worth knowing
- The aroma deepens over the first few minutes on skin, so give it a moment before deciding whether to add more.
Details
- Botanical name
- Commiphora myrrha
- Size
- 10 ml
- Item number
- 60223773
Safety
Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing or under a doctor's care, speak to your practitioner before use. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears and sensitive areas.
This information is for general use and is not medical advice. If you have a health condition, are pregnant or nursing, speak to your GP, midwife or pharmacist.
Blends well with
Common questions
What is the difference between Myrrh Touch and the 15ml Myrrh oil?
Touch is pre-diluted in a carrier oil and comes as a roll-on for direct skin use. The 15ml bottle is undiluted, which suits diffusing and blending but needs a carrier before it goes on skin.
What does Myrrh smell like?
Warm, smoky and resinous with a dry bitterness underneath. It is a base note, so it lasts longer on skin than citrus or florals.
When do people usually use it?
Most often in the evening. The aroma is grounding rather than lifting, which suits the end of the day better than the start.