Know your fragrances

People usually associate lavender with two specific traits; its fragrance and its color. Interesting to know that the lavender flower and the oil derived from it have long histories in herbal medicine. Since ancient times, lavender has been used to treat many different ailments, including anxiety, depression, headache, hair loss and so much so on.

Lavender is also a very popular flower for its scent and anti-stress properties.  Indeed, it gives freshness and a relaxing scent throughout the house. Not only does lavender smells very good, but it is a blessing for all the senses.  Lavender soothing and stimulates our mind at the same time, its scent is aromatic, camphoric, warm with floral notes of holidays and discoveries.

These incense sticks are made of natural recycled products like Flowers, wood powder and scented effectively by natural essential oils. These incenses do not emit hazardous or unhealthy smoke.

This incense is known for relieving stress, calming the mind and bringing inner peace. The incense dwells through smell in each of us in a unique way: Emotions, Feelings, Memories. The incense conveys an original, rich, subtle and personalized message which additionally alters our physical, psychological and emotional state.

• Light as many incenses as you want, but be aware that usually one stick is enough for one room.
• The incense burns for 40 to 45 minutes.
• If you don’t want your stick to burn completely, dip the end of it in water to extinguish it.
• Ventilate your room well.
• Never leave incense burning unattended.
• Keep your incense stick away from the places where it could be knocked over.
• Place your incense holder on a flat surface that is heat resistant to reduce the risk of fire if the ashes do not fall in the right place.
• Keep incense lit or unlit, out of the reach of young children and pets.