Myrrh incense is a type of incense derived from the resin of Commiphora trees. Myrrh is derived from these trees, which grow in the Middle East and Africa, and has been used throughout history for medicinal, religious and cosmetic purposes.

The fragrance profile usually has woody, earthy, spicy and slightly balsamic notes. Throughout history, it has been used in religious ceremonies and medicinal applications since ancient times, especially in cultures such as Ancient Egypt, China, India and the Middle East. Myrrh was burned as incense in religious rituals and used in embalming processes.

Benefits include components thought to have anti-inflammatory properties. In traditional medicine, it has been used for wound healing, reducing inflammation, relieving pain and treating skin problems. It may also be preferred in meditation and yoga practices for its effects such as helping to reduce stress and relaxation.