| A member of the Apiaceae family, galbanum is native to the Middle East and western Asia. |
| The incense used by the ancient Israelites in their liturgy was a mixture of frankincense, storax, onycha, and galbanum, with salt added as a preservative. |
| The heart note then gains ground with its energizing galbanum essence and aromatic clary sage. |
| Coptic medical documents indicate that galbanum was used to rid the home and body of fleas and other vermin. |
| In modern pharmacopoeia, galbanum is still used as a tonic and stimulant, as well as for its action on the kidneys. |
| The first impression of the fragrance awakens your senses with the springtime lilt of fresh galbanum, orange flower and angelica. |
