Holy Palo Santo Incense Sticks – 80 Charcoal Free Incense, Made from Upcycled Flowers | Cleansing Incense Sticks Spiritual or Inciensos para Sacar Malas Energias

Smells great but VERY smoky
This smells great and is a nice church-like incense smell. I also like that it’s charcoal-free. However, these sticks put out quite a bit of smoke! I have to run the tower fan in the room that I burn this incense in to dissipate the smoke, otherwise I’m worried it’ll set my smoke detector off. Something to be aware of. However, that’s not enough to put me off this stuff and I’ll keep buying this brand of incense for the foreseeable future.

Quality incense
I purchased the Franchise and Myrrh, also the 80’s patchouli. These stick burn slow, and produce fragrant smoke that’s is pleasing too smell, and too watch. These are some of the best quality incense I have ever burned, I will continue to purchase this product, and I highly recommend to anyone who uses incense in faith, meditation, healing, relaxation, or if you just like to burn stuff and watch smoke.

Refreshing scent that is not overpowering
This is now my go-to incense since this has a lovely smell. I took a break from burning incense since the last brand I used had an overpowering after smell that did not sit well with me or my family. I decided to give this brand a go because of all the high reviews, and all I’ll say is that they are right!The incense lightens the energy in the room for me while adding a feeling of freshness. I also love that there is no odd aftersmell which I have experienced with many other brands I purchase in crystal stores.

May contain artificial fragrance but many others may also
This product’s aroma is too powerful and doesn’t smell natural. I’ve a lot of experience with incense, and I believe that the fact this product claims to contain “IFRA compliant fragrances oil” means that it’s got an artificial fragrance. If it weren’t, they’d just say what the oil is. And there’d be no need, in my opinion, to mention IFRA. There’s no need to be vague if you can proudly say your product contains all natural, organic substances properly extracted from plants. Since I have sensitivies to artificial chemicals, and I reacted as I do with artficial fragrances otherwise, I suggest it is artificial and wonder why the company seems to disguise the fact.UPDATEThe maker of this product reached out to me to offer a refund, and commented to me that only the high priced incense products are without artificial ingredients.I did a little reserach, and this seems to be true, from what I can find, which is not as much at all as I’d hoped to find. It’s almost as though there is a kind of “don’t ask don’t tell” in the perfumery world about artificial compounds, so much so that the trade organization that reviews artificial perfume oils was perhaps created to give the sense that some care is made to make the products safe. But there’s no way I can confirm the sincerity and efficacy of that group, except personal experience.I’ve tested some of my incense products, many of which I bought on a whim, some of which are items I tend to keep in stock. I can, after careful testing, detect there are almost certainly some artificially stimulating qualities in some of these products.I have sensitivities to artificail volitile compounds. So, after being very cautious in smelling these incenses again and again, I feel I can detect these in most of them. Other’s online confirm a similar experience, but usually, the reaction to anything artificial is more severe than mine.For me, if a product is natural, its fragrance carresses the senses. If it is artificial, it’s like a shout. I think that’s because the scent is unnaturally amplified by the artificial perfume, losing its naturalness (if there’s anything natural present at all).I’m appreciative that this incense maker prompted me to look more deeply into this. I do think some unnatural enhancements are worse than others. Online, many have violent reactions to even those which for me are less intense. It appears to be difficult to find out though what are the ingredients of any product, and that’s an enormous disapointment, at least to me. The incense industry should do better, much as the food industry has learned, to make it clear what’s in their products. While somewhat obscure, at least this maker included their ingredients in their product. But I believe it would have been better if they stated what the actual ingredients are, specifically, rather than refer to a trade organization. But at least they made some effort.

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