Myrrh is a resin extracted from the Commiphora tree, native to the arid regions of Northeast Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Known for its historical use in rituals, medicine, and perfumery, myrrh has been cherished for centuries for its warm and balsamic aroma. In fragrances, myrrh is often used as a base note, lending depth, richness, and an air of mystery to oriental, woody, and resinous compositions.

Myrrh has a deep, warm, and resinous aroma with a rich balsamic sweetness. Its scent is earthy and slightly smoky, with hints of amber and spice that create a soothing and meditative quality. Subtle woody and medicinal undertones add complexity, making myrrh a timeless and evocative note in perfumery.