HEM Hexagonal Incense - Palo Santo Masala - Lavender
Ships from the UKPicture the last hour of the day: the lamps low, the shoes off, and a thin thread of smoke rising from a stick of HEM Palo Santo Masala Lavender. The warm, woody note of Palo Santo meets the soft floral calm of lavender, and the two settle into a fragrance that feels grounding, quiet and gently aromatic.
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Picture the last hour of the day: the lamps low, the shoes off, and a thin thread of smoke rising from a stick of HEM Palo Santo Masala Lavender. The warm, woody note of Palo Santo meets the soft floral calm of lavender, and the two settle into a fragrance that feels grounding, quiet and gently aromatic.
HEM Hexagonal Incense - Palo Santo Masala - Lavender
HEM Hexagonal Incense - Palo Santo Masala - Lavender is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
What you need with it
What it is
An incense stick is a fine bamboo stick coated in a paste of woods, resins and scent. Light the tip, let the flame go out, and it glows slowly for half an hour or more, scenting the room.
Why people choose it
- A scent that stays Each stick glows for half an hour or more and leaves the room scented after it has gone out.
- Many scents to keep Woods, resins, flowers and spices: easy to keep a few for different moods and seasons.
- Many evenings in a pack One stick an evening, and a pack lasts for weeks.
- Gentle smoke Lit in an airy room, the scent stays and the smoke clears.
How to use it
- 1
Light the tip, let it catch for a few seconds
- 2
Blow the flame out. It should glow, not burn
- 3
Stand it in a holder on a heat-safe surface; let it burn down or press the tip into sand to stop it
Care: Ventilate the room. Never leave it burning unattended. Ash on a heat-safe holder.
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About this product
What you'll notice
- The wood comes first: warm and rounded, with the sweetness Palo Santo is known for.
- Lavender follows, soft and floral rather than sharp, smoothing the woodiness into something more peaceful.
- The result is balanced rather than heavy, so it suits a small room as easily as a larger one.
- It sits naturally with evening routines, yoga, meditation, or the simple act of freshening a space.
- The black hexagonal pack, with Palo Santo and lavender sprigs pictured on the front, makes it easy to spot on a shelf.
A masala stick
This is a masala incense, a style rooted in the Indian tradition of rolling a fragrant paste onto a stick. The scent is a blend of Palo Santo and lavender, and the stick itself is slim and easy to handle.
How to burn it
Light the tip, let it flame for a few seconds, then blow it out so it glows and releases its smoke. Stand the plain end in a heat-resistant holder or ash catcher. Burn it in a ventilated room and never leave it unattended.
The moment it suits
Palo Santo, 'holy wood' in Spanish, has long been burned in South America for its sweet, woody aroma, while lavender is one of the most familiar and loved floral scents in the world. Together they make a fragrance for slowing down: unwinding after a long day, settling onto the mat, or marking the shift from work to rest with a small ritual of your own.
What you get
A pack of Palo Santo Masala Lavender incense sticks in a black hexagonal box, ready to light. The pack shows the product name in both English and French.
A considered gift
It makes a thoughtful present for someone who keeps a calm corner at home, practises yoga, or simply enjoys a fragrant evening. A scent pairing this gentle is easy to give and easy to enjoy.
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