Somali Scents offers premium-grade myrrh resin, ethically sourced from the finest regions of Somalia. Known for its deep, earthy aroma with warm, spicy undertones, myrrh has been valued for centuries in aromatherapy, skincare, and spiritual rituals. This natural resin is widely used for meditation, incense burning, and holistic healing, making it a sought-after ingredient in wellness and beauty products. As one of the Leading Myrrh Suppliers & Exporters from Somalia, we ensure that every batch is sustainably harvested and carefully processed to maintain its purity and potency. Our commitment to quality makes us the Best Quality Myrrh Supplier & Exporter from Somalia, delivering authentic, natural myrrh to customers worldwide. Experience the rich tradition and healing benefits of our myrrh resin. Shop now to bring the essence of Somalia into your daily rituals.

Myrrh, the treasured resin harvested from the Commiphora tree, has captivated humanity for millennia. Renowned for its warm, balsamic fragrance and purported healing properties, its applications span across various realms, offering a unique experience for the mind, body, and senses. It has antibacterial and antifungal properties that aid in wound healing, mouth sores, and digestive issues. Myrrh is also believed to have spiritual significance, fostering relaxation, meditation, and purification. In perfumery, myrrh adds warmth and depth to perfumes, soaps, and lotions, while its skin-soothing properties are explored in topical creams. Myrrh's subtle, earthy notes enhance the complexities of both sweet and savory dishes, and it is included in various personal care products like deodorants and skin creams. Ethical sourcing ensures that these products align with sustainability practices and responsible usage.

Our company have two grades of Myrrh that are sorted locally in Somalia:

Grade 1

Are the larger pieces and Grade #2 the smaller pea-sized pieces. We exclusively export Suhul-Myrrh which means that only naturally occurring resin is harvested without injuring the tree. The color is amber and brownish. Taste is balsamic, bitter, spicy & slightly sweet.

Grade 2

The smaller pieces of Grade #2 are also sustainably harvested without injuring the tree. The color of Grade #2 is the same as Grade #1, amber and brown. The scent profile is also balsamic, bitter, spicy and slightly sweet.