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Commiphora parvifolia Resin — The Rare Essence of Socotra Sourced exclusively from the remote island of Socotra, Commiphora parvifolia is one of the island’s most rare and precious resin-bearing plants, found nowhere else in the world. This small aromatic tree belongs to the same family as myrrh and frankincense, producing a natural resin long valued by the island’s people for its purifying scent and traditional healing properties. The resin exudes a soft, balsamic aroma with gentle woody and earthy undertones, reflecting the untouched wilderness of Socotra’s dry valleys. Traditionally, local communities have used it for cleansing, meditation, and natural remedies, appreciating its soothing fragrance and subtle antiseptic qualities. Chemically rich in sesquiterpenes and natural resins, Commiphora parvifolia offers a refined natural composition that makes it ideal for aromatherapy, incense, and artisanal perfumery. Collected sustainably by local harvesters with deep respect for the island’s delicate ecosystem, this resin embodies the pure and sacred nature of Socotra’s unique flora.

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