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Galbanum comes from the Hebrew word “chelbanah or khelbnah” meaning “fatness”. Ferula comes from the Latin word “ferule” which is a rod or stick, whilst gummosa means gummy resin. Galbanum is a gum derived
from the root of Fe.rula galbaniflua, an umbelliferous plant that grows wild in the desert plateau regions of Iran, Afghanistan and a few Iran neighboring countries. Nearly 100% of the Galbanum used in perfumery is harvested in Iran.
This herb/plant has been in use for centuries, a long, ancient and holy use among anointing oils, which was commonly combined with Frankincense as Holy incense. Spiritually it was used to enhance meditation by the ancient Egyptians and by Moses and Christ. Holy incense was to be burned 24 hours a day in temple.
Galbanum essential oil is an ancient oil that supports the immune, digestive, respiratory systems, stimulate circulation, and other body systems. It can be beneficial for arthritis, rheumatism, joint and muscle pain and muscle spasm.Galbanum is also known as an effective decongestant and may aid in the relief of coughs, bronchitis and associated colds. It is a spiritual oil that has been used for mediation and to increase awareness. Historically used for the treatment of wounds, such as cuts, inflammation and skin disorders, supportive of aging skin, scar tissue, and minor skin problems, like acne.
Galbanum is a very important scent for certain psychosomatic problems such as panic attacks caused by stress. Some people have suggested that it can be helpful with claustrophobia and agrophobia because of its earthy nature and may be good for S.A.D. or for people who are confined indoors.
It is said to be anti-infectious, anti-spasmodic and is often used in sport remedies
Galbanum essential oil is renowned in the world of perfumery for its distinctive green, woody, and earthy aroma. As a premier product of Galbanum Oil Fragrance, this essential oil not only stands out for its unique scent profile but also boasts a rich history and meticulous extraction.
Galbanum oil, Iran has an odor that is described by experts as intensely green.
Spicy and herbal, it has been compared to green peppers and tossed salad. It is
balsamic and has subtle piney notes probably due to the presence of several pinenes. Accordingly, it blends well with pines and evergreens. Galbanum oil is preferably used in conjunction with lighter, refreshing and less complex essential oils such as Lemon, Orange, Grapefruit and also Rose unless making a more voluptuous fragrance where it can be added to Ylang-Ylang, Frankincense, Jasmine,Palmarosa,Cardamon,Tuberose or Lotus.
for muscular pain. Marguerite Maury, specifically recommends it for mature skin in a blend of Elemi, Galbanum, Violet leaves and Lemongrass.
Galbanum has stabilizing properties, meaning it helps to extend the life of perfumes. In fact, galbanum has the ability to reduce the evaporation of the more volatile components of a perfume. The presence of galbanum also allVersatile Blend Galbanum is used as both a top note and a middle note in perfumery. It blends well with a variety of fragrance families, including floral, citrus, woody, and oriental. Galbanum can add depth, freshness, and a natural character to a fragranceows the perfume to last longer on the skin.