Labdanum Resinoid

Labdanum resinoid is extracted from the sticky resin of the rockrose shrub (Cistus ladanifer), a plant native to the Mediterranean region that has been harvested for its aromatic resin since ancient times. Historically, labdanum was prized by the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans for use in incense, perfumes, and traditional botanical preparations, becoming one of the Mediterranean's most valued natural resins. Today, labdanum resinoid is widely used in all-natural perfumes, soaps, balms, candles, and aromatherapy blends, where it is appreciated for its rich, warm, amber-like aroma and enduring botanical heritage.

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