Yellow Label Frankincense & Myrrh Oil, 16 oz | Purification & Consecration

The most cross-traditional sacred pairing there is. Frankincense and myrrh appear together in ancient Egyptian rites, the Hebrew Temple, the gifts of the Magi, church censers, ceremonial magic, and Hoodoo blessing work, so one bottle serves consecration across nearly any path you practice.

A blended fragrance oil built for ritual and craft. Yellow Label oils are fragrance compositions in an oil base, formulated for candle dressing, anointing, and soap or candle making, with a scent that stays consistent bottle to bottle and batch to batch.

16 oz: the working practitioner's supply. This is the wholesale-scale bottle, suited to shop owners, group leaders, makers, and practitioners who dress candles or consecrate tools every week. For a home-altar supply or a pocket-size first bottle, the same Yellow Label blend comes in 1 oz and 2-dram sizes.

• Volume: 16 oz (1 lb)
• Brand: AzureGreen Yellow Label
• Format: Blended fragrance oil
• Fragrance reference: Frankincense (Boswellia spp.) and myrrh (Commiphora spp.) resins
• Intended use: Candle dressing, consecration and blessing work, diluted anointing, soap and candle making
• For external use only; dilute in a carrier oil before applying to skin

AzureGreen does not publish the full formula for its Yellow Label fragrance oils; this is a proprietary fragrance composition in an oil base. If you have specific sensitivities or skin concerns, contact us before use and always patch test diluted oil first.

The two resins have been paired since antiquity. Myrrh was a named ingredient of the holy anointing oil prescribed in Exodus, while frankincense burned in the Ketoret at the same Temple's altar; both scented Egyptian temple rites, and both arrived together in the hands of the Magi. Few combinations in spiritual history carry that much shared lineage.

The Western ceremonial tradition reads the pair as complements: frankincense solar, elevating, and consecratory; myrrh lunar, grounding, and protective. Together they balance any working across any day or moon phase, which is why the blend became one of the most versatile dressing oils in Hoodoo, Wicca, and folk Catholic practice alike, an all-purpose amplifier and purifier.

You can use this oil to consecrate tools and altars, dress candles for blessing, protection, or ancestral work, or anoint yourself before prayer so the body enters the working as a prepared vessel. When the working should both rise and hold, this is the bottle.

• Spellwork: Use it in workings for purification, consecration, protection and spirituality.
• Dressing a candle: Rub a drop or two onto the candle before you light it, to add your intention to the working.
• Candles and wax melts: Stir it into melted wax when you make candles or wax melts.
• A petition or sigil: Dab it on a petition paper, or use it to draw a sigil.
• Spell bags and jars: Add a few drops to a spell bag, charm or jar.
• Anointing a crystal or tool: Touch a drop to a crystal, wand or other tool.
• Doorways and windowsills: Trace a drop along a doorframe or windowsill.
• Blessing a new tool: Anoint a new crystal, wand or candle holder before its first use.
• New or full moon rituals: Use it to dress your candle or anoint yourself during a moon working.
• Meditation: Warm a drop in your oil warmer, or wear a diluted dab, before you sit.
• Holidays and sabbats: Use it to dress candles for seasonal celebrations.
• Everyday scent: Warm it in an oil warmer, or wear it diluted, for the fragrance alone.
• On skin: Wear it as a personal scent or for a glamour. Dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed, and patch test a small spot first.
• In an oil warmer: Fill the warmer's dish mostly with water and add one drop for a lighter scent. Don't use it in an ultrasonic diffuser, which needs essential oils.
• As a gift: A small bottle goes a long way, since most uses take a drop or two.
• How much and how to store it: A drop or two is enough for most uses. Fragrance oils hold up well, so you can keep the bottle with your other supplies with the cap on tight.

1. Dress white candles for consecration and blessing, or purple candles for ancestral and spiritual elevation work, stroking the oil from base toward wick.
2. Consecrate new ritual tools, altar pieces, or jewelry by anointing them lightly while naming the purpose you set them apart for.
3. Blend a few drops into a carrier oil, such as sweet almond, for personal anointing before prayer, meditation, or any working that opens sacred space.
4. Add a small amount to an unscented liquid soap base for a purification bath before high ritual or seasons of devotion.
5. Pour into homemade candles and soaps at your supplier's recommended fragrance load to carry the consecration into everything you make.

These are starting points. The pair has served every tradition that ever burned them; it will serve yours.

• Frankincense & Myrrh Anointing Oil by Espiritu, 16oz: the botanica-lineage anointing version of the same pairing; keep that one for skin-forward devotional anointing and this one for the craft bench and candle work.
• Yellow Label Frankincense Oil, 16 oz: the solar half on its own, for workings that should purely rise.
• Yellow Label Myrrh Oil, 16 oz: the lunar half on its own, for protection and ancestral depth, and for blending your own ratios.
• Frankincense Sifted Incense, 1.5 oz: the resin for charcoal burning; anoint with the oil and cense with the smoke for consecration by touch and by air.
• Ivory Chime Candle, Set of 6, 10": the classic dress target for blessing work; a coat of this oil turns each one into a complete working.

What kind of oil is this?

A blended fragrance oil: a fragrance composition in an oil base, made for candle dressing, anointing, and soap and candle making. Yellow Label is AzureGreen's house line, formulated for ritual and craft use with a scent that stays consistent from bottle to bottle.

Why use frankincense and myrrh together?

Because they complete each other. Frankincense is solar: elevation, blessing, consecration in their brightest register. Myrrh is lunar: depth, protection, ancestral gravity. The pairing balances any working across any day or moon phase, which is why traditions from the Temple to Hoodoo kept them side by side.

Should I buy the blend or the two straight oils?

The blend gives you the classic pairing in a fixed, reliable ratio, ready to pour. The straight frankincense and myrrh bottles let you tune the balance yourself, working by working. Makers and blenders usually keep the straights; practitioners who want one dependable consecration oil keep the blend.

How is this different from the Espiritu Frankincense & Myrrh Anointing Oil?

Different makers and different jobs. The Espiritu bottle is a botanica-lineage anointing oil formulated in a carrier base for ritual skin use, while this Yellow Label bottle is AzureGreen's craft fragrance line, the choice for candle making, soap work, and bench-side dressing.

Can I apply this oil to my skin?

Only diluted. Blend a few drops into a carrier oil such as sweet almond before any personal anointing, patch test first, and keep it away from eyes, mucous membranes, and broken skin. This is a fragrance oil for external ritual use, never for ingestion.

How long will a 16 oz bottle last?

A very long time, since ritual applications are measured in drops. For solo practice this size can last years; it earns its place with soap and candle makers, shop owners, and practitioners who consecrate and bless on a weekly rhythm.