Galbanum Essential Oil

Galbanum, also called Ferula galbaniflua, is a Persian plant species. They are primarily grown in the Northern Iran mountain regions. The Galbanum plant has a green scent, a pungent odor, and tastes bitter. Angelica archangelica refers to the flower heads of Galbanum. Studies state that it is becoming an endangered species because of the use of sources in large amounts. The precious Galbanum is a sacred treasure of Egyptians for its enormous benefits. The resin can be made into powder by drying, low boiling, and adding a solvent. Galbanum's resin has a turpentine odor and green scent. Galbanum resin is also called Mother resin and is made sacred for its essential property. Galbanum is derived from the Greek words "Chalban" and the Hebrew word "Chelbanah." It is a family member of the Umbelliferae/ Apiaceae. It is used as incense for Embalming and other rituals by Egyptians. The Galbanum quality made it a common ingredient in all perfumes and scents. The fragrance made with Galbanum and