SONGS OF SOLOMON BLEND 30ML

For external anointing use only.

Apply a small amount to the wrists, hands or desired area of intact skin during prayer, worship or personal consecration.

A little is sufficient. Allow the fragrance to remain on the skin as an aromatic reminder throughout your time of prayer.

Songs of Solomon can be used as a personal anointing oil during:

Prayer and worship • Personal consecration • Bible study • Fasting • Significant spiritual decisions • Dedication of a new season • Prayer over the home • Marriage prayer • Times of repentance and surrender • Intercession • Quiet time with the Lord

Apply a small amount to the wrists, hands or another appropriate area of skin before or during prayer.

As you apply the oil, allow the fragrance to become a reminder to quiet your thoughts and intentionally turn your attention toward God.

You may pray simply:

“Father, I set myself apart again for You. Let my life become a pleasing fragrance before You. Purify my motives, order my desires, and teach me to love You with an undivided heart. May my life bear fruit that honours You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

The prayer does not need to follow a formula.

The oil is a symbol.

God is the One to whom the prayer is directed.

ANOINTING YOUR HOME

A small amount may also be used symbolically when praying over your home.

This should not be understood as though the oil itself creates a spiritual barrier or carries supernatural power.

Rather, it can accompany prayer as you intentionally dedicate your household to the Lord, asking Him for wisdom, peace, protection, holiness and unity within your family.

A suitable Scripture is:

“But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.”

Joshua 24:15

SONGS OF SOLOMON BLEND 30ML

Avoid the eyes, eye area, lips, mucous membranes and broken or irritated skin. Wash hands before touching the eyes.

Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs.

Because the blend contains citrus and strongly aromatic essential oils, avoid applying generously to skin immediately before prolonged sun or UV exposure.

Keep out of reach of children.

This product is intended as a topical cosmetic and devotional anointing oil. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

SONGS OF SOLOMON BLEND 30ML

Myrrh, Frankincense, Rose Otto, Jasmine Absolute, Spikenard, Cinnamon, Bergamot, Sweet Orange, Vanilla, Magnolia, Neroli, Blue Lotus, Saffron, Agarwood, Pomegranate, Fig, Grapeseed, Lily, Cistus, Cedarwood, Cypress, Calamus and Olive Oil.

SONGS OF SOLOMON BLEND 30ML

“Spikenard and saffron; calamus and cinnamon, with all trees of frankincense; myrrh and aloes, with all the chief spices.”

Song of Solomon 4:14

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Songs of Solomon is a deeply fragrant biblical anointing oil inspired by the extraordinary garden of precious aromatics described in the Song of Solomon.

This is not simply a perfume oil.

It has been created as a personal anointing oil for prayer, consecration, worship and times of seeking the Lord, bringing together precious oils, resins, flowers, fruits and spices with strong biblical associations.

At the heart of the formulation are several ingredients named directly in Song of Solomon 4:13–14: pomegranate, spikenard, saffron, calamus, cinnamon, frankincense and myrrh.

The fragrance is then enriched with rose, jasmine, neroli, magnolia, blue lotus, agarwood, cedarwood, cypress, lily, fig, vanilla, bergamot and sweet orange, resting in a base of pomegranate, grapeseed and olive oils.

The result is rich, complex and deeply aromatic—floral yet resinous, warm yet fresh, sweet yet grounded.

Songs of Solomon was created to accompany those moments when ordinary life becomes quiet and you intentionally turn your attention toward God.

It may be used when praying, worshipping, reading Scripture, dedicating yourself afresh to the Lord, praying over your home, or marking a significant season of consecration.

THE SCRIPTURAL INSPIRATION

The central inspiration for this blend comes from Song of Solomon 4:13–14.

The beloved is described through the imagery of an extraordinary garden filled with:

Pomegranates
Spikenard
Saffron
Calamus
Cinnamon
Frankincense
Myrrh
And the finest spices

This garden is not described as ordinary.

It is abundant.

Precious.

Fragrant.

Fruitful.

Filled with things considered valuable and beautiful.

Songs of Solomon Anointing Oil was created around this biblical garden imagery.

It represents a personal invitation to come away from distraction and enter a place of prayer, worship, devotion and consecration before the Lord.

“YOUR NAME IS AS OINTMENT POURED FORTH”

One of the most beautiful verses behind this blend is found at the very beginning of the Song:

“Because of the savour of thy good ointments thy name is as ointment poured forth…”

Song of Solomon 1:3

Throughout the ancient world, precious aromatic oils were highly valued.

Scripture repeatedly uses fragrance, spices, incense and anointing as powerful imagery surrounding worship, honour, consecration, beauty and the presence of something precious.

For the believer, however, the oil itself is never the source of spiritual power.

The oil is a physical symbol accompanying an act of faith, prayer or consecration.

Our trust remains in God—not in the substance being applied.

THE PROPHETIC HEART OF SONGS OF SOLOMON

The Song of Solomon is first a biblical song celebrating love between bride and bridegroom.

Across Christian devotional tradition, its language has also frequently been contemplated as imagery of deep love, intimacy, longing and communion between Christ and His people.

Songs of Solomon Anointing Oil draws from this devotional imagery.

It can represent:

Belovedness — remembering that our relationship with God begins with His love.

Consecration — intentionally setting ourselves apart for the purposes of God.

Intimacy — withdrawing from noise and distraction to seek Him privately.

Fragrance — desiring that our lives carry the character of Christ.

Fruitfulness — the garden overflowing with fruit and precious spices becomes a beautiful picture of a life producing good fruit.

Preparation — throughout Scripture, anointing can accompany setting apart, preparation and dedication.

Worship — precious fragrance can represent something costly willingly poured out in honour of God.

The oil does not create these realities.

It serves as a tangible reminder of what is being expressed in prayer.

THE BIBLICAL GARDEN WITHIN THE BLEND

MYRRH — SACRIFICE, PRECIOUSNESS & CONSECRATION

Myrrh appears repeatedly throughout Scripture and throughout Song of Solomon.

Its deep resinous fragrance contributes warmth and gravity to the blend.

Within biblical imagery, myrrh is associated with precious fragrance and appears in contexts ranging from perfumery and royal imagery to burial.

Within Songs of Solomon, it reminds us that genuine devotion is not merely emotional—it can also be costly, surrendered and deeply personal.

FRANKINCENSE — WORSHIP & PRECIOUS FRAGRANCE

Frankincense is one of Scripture’s most recognisable aromatic substances.

Its rich resinous character gives the blend a sacred, grounding aromatic depth.

In this anointing oil it represents prayer, worship, reverence and turning one’s attention toward God.

SPIKENARD — EXTRAVAGANT DEVOTION

Spikenard is one of the most precious biblical aromatics and is specifically named in Song of Solomon.

Its later biblical appearance when precious nard is poured out in extravagant honour provides particularly beautiful Christian imagery.

Spikenard therefore becomes a reminder:

What is Jesus worth to me?

True worship is not calculated merely by convenience.

SAFFRON — PRECIOUSNESS & BEAUTY

Saffron appears directly in the garden of Song of Solomon 4.

Rare and precious, it contributes to the picture of a garden filled with exceptional treasures.

Within this blend it represents preciousness, beauty and something intentionally set apart from the ordinary.

CALAMUS — CONSECRATION

Calamus is named in Song of Solomon 4 and also appears among the aromatic ingredients associated with the sacred anointing oil described in Exodus.

Its inclusion creates a beautiful connection between the imagery of the fragrant garden and the biblical language of consecration.

CINNAMON — WARMTH & PRECIOUS SPICE

Cinnamon also appears in Song of Solomon 4 and in the biblical account of sacred aromatic oil.

Its warm, unmistakable fragrance brings intensity and warmth to the composition.

Symbolically, we associate it with warmth, preciousness and wholehearted devotion.

POMEGRANATE — FRUITFULNESS & ABUNDANCE

Song of Solomon 4 describes an orchard of pomegranates with choice fruits.

The pomegranate therefore sits beautifully at the heart of this blend.

It represents fruitfulness, abundance and a life producing something beautiful.

OLIVE OIL — THE ANOINTING BASE

Olive oil carries enormous biblical significance and has a long historical association with anointing.

In Songs of Solomon, olive oil forms part of the carrier foundation and provides a fitting base for a blend intended specifically for anointing.

Its presence reminds us that biblical anointing was not merely about fragrance—it was connected with setting apart and dedication to God.

THE PRECIOUS FLORAL HEART

Rose Otto, Jasmine Absolute, Magnolia, Neroli, Lily and Blue Lotus create the floral heart of Songs of Solomon.

These precious aromatics soften the darker resins and spices and give the blend its beautiful bridal character.

Rose brings an intensely luxurious floral note.

Jasmine contributes depth, warmth and sensual floral richness.

Neroli provides a delicate, luminous blossom character.

Magnolia brings softness and elegance.

Lily contributes to the garden-inspired composition and beautifully complements the floral language found throughout Song of Solomon.

Blue lotus contributes another rare floral dimension to the aromatic composition.

Together they create the impression of entering a fragrant ancient garden.

THE DEEP WOODS & RESINS

Agarwood, Cedarwood, Cypress and Cistus give the formulation depth and permanence.

They anchor the lighter floral and citrus notes and help create the impression of precious woods, resins and ancient perfumery.

Agarwood provides an especially deep and luxurious aromatic character.

Cedarwood contributes a warm woody foundation.

Cypress introduces a clean, forest-like depth.

Cistus contributes a rich resinous quality that beautifully bridges the floral, spice and resin components of the blend.

THE FRUITS & SWEET AROMATICS

Sweet Orange, Bergamot, Fig and Vanilla bring brightness and warmth into what would otherwise be an intensely resinous composition.

The citrus notes lift the fragrance.

Fig complements the abundant garden and fruit imagery of Song of Solomon.

Vanilla provides softness and warmth, helping unite the floral, spice, wood and resin notes.

The result is a fragrance designed to unfold gradually on the skin rather than presenting as a single dominant aroma.

BOTANICAL & SKIN INFORMATION

Although Songs of Solomon was created primarily as an anointing oil, its carrier-oil foundation also makes it a luxurious topical oil.

Pomegranate, grapeseed and olive oils provide emollient botanical lipids that help condition and soften the skin.

Many of the aromatic ingredients used in the blend are also studied individually for antioxidant, soothing or skin-conditioning properties. However, Songs of Solomon should be understood primarily as a cosmetic and devotional anointing preparation, not as a medicine or treatment for disease.

Its botanical properties complement its purpose; they are not the source of its spiritual significance.

HOW TO USE SONGS OF SOLOMON

Songs of Solomon can be used as a personal anointing oil during:

Prayer and worship • Personal consecration • Bible study • Fasting • Significant spiritual decisions • Dedication of a new season • Prayer over the home • Marriage prayer • Times of repentance and surrender • Intercession • Quiet time with the Lord

Apply a small amount to the wrists, hands or another appropriate area of skin before or during prayer.

As you apply the oil, allow the fragrance to become a reminder to quiet your thoughts and intentionally turn your attention toward God.

You may pray simply:

“Father, I set myself apart again for You. Let my life become a pleasing fragrance before You. Purify my motives, order my desires, and teach me to love You with an undivided heart. May my life bear fruit that honours You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

The prayer does not need to follow a formula.

The oil is a symbol.

God is the One to whom the prayer is directed.

ANOINTING YOUR HOME

A small amount may also be used symbolically when praying over your home.

This should not be understood as though the oil itself creates a spiritual barrier or carries supernatural power.

Rather, it can accompany prayer as you intentionally dedicate your household to the Lord, asking Him for wisdom, peace, protection, holiness and unity within your family.

A suitable Scripture is:

“But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.”

Joshua 24:15

ANOINTING IN SCRIPTURE

Anointing appears throughout Scripture in different contexts.

Kings and priests were set apart through anointing.

David speaks of God anointing his head with oil in Psalm 23:5.

The New Testament also speaks of elders praying over the sick and anointing with oil in the name of the Lord in James 5:14.

For Christians, these passages should keep the emphasis in the correct place:

the power is not in the bottle.

Anointing oil can be a meaningful physical expression accompanying prayer, consecration and faith, but our confidence is in the Lord Himself.

A GARDEN ENCLOSED

Another beautiful theme for this blend comes from Song of Solomon 4:12:

“A garden enclosed is my sister, my spouse; a spring shut up, a fountain sealed.”

Then immediately afterwards comes the description of pomegranate, spikenard, saffron, calamus, cinnamon, frankincense, myrrh and the finest spices.

This gives Songs of Solomon a beautiful devotional theme:

THE SECRET GARDEN

There are places in our relationship with God that are not for public performance.

Prayer that nobody sees.

Worship that nobody applauds.

Repentance that happens privately.

Tears known only to God.

Surrender made when nobody else is watching.

Songs of Solomon was created for those quiet places.

A fragrant reminder that the deepest relationship with God is cultivated in the secret place.

A FRAGRANCE POURED OUT

“Thy name is as ointment poured forth…”

Song of Solomon 1:3

May this oil remind you that the most important fragrance is not what we place upon our skin.

It is the fragrance of the life we pour out before God.

May our worship be genuine.

May our devotion be wholehearted.

May our lives become fruitful gardens.

May what is hidden within us belong completely to Him.

And may everything we offer arise from love rather than performance.

SONGS OF SOLOMON

A garden of precious oils.
A fragrance of devotion.
An invitation into the secret place.

INGREDIENTS

Myrrh, Frankincense, Rose Otto, Jasmine Absolute, Spikenard, Cinnamon, Bergamot, Sweet Orange, Vanilla, Magnolia, Neroli, Blue Lotus, Saffron, Agarwood, Pomegranate, Fig, Grapeseed, Lily, Cistus, Cedarwood, Cypress, Calamus and Olive Oil.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

For external anointing use only.

Apply a small amount to the wrists, hands or desired area of intact skin during prayer, worship or personal consecration.

A little is sufficient. Allow the fragrance to remain on the skin as an aromatic reminder throughout your time of prayer.

Avoid the eyes, eye area, lips, mucous membranes and broken or irritated skin. Wash hands before touching the eyes.

Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs.

Because the blend contains citrus and strongly aromatic essential oils, avoid applying generously to skin immediately before prolonged sun or UV exposure.

Keep out of reach of children.

This product is intended as a topical cosmetic and devotional anointing oil. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.

“Spikenard and saffron; calamus and cinnamon, with all trees of frankincense; myrrh and aloes, with all the chief spices.”
— Song of Solomon 4:14

Beloved • Consecrated • Fragrant • Set Apart

A precious Hadassah Healing Oils formulation inspired by the fragrant garden of the Song of Solomon and created for prayer, worship, consecration and the secret place with God.