Eucalyptus Incense Sticks

1. Light tip of Incense Stick (dark, resin side) at a 45-degree angle.
2. Once the top ignites and tip turns bright red, carefully extinguish the flame and watch for smoke and ambers.
3. Place the wooden end of the stick in a suitable holder. Only light in well-ventilated spaces. Do not touch once ignited.
4. Once Incense Stick has turned to ash, leave for up to 1-hour or until cool before removing.

•Use during a relaxing bath. •Use to deodorize a space. •Use during meditation.

California, United States

Ancient Egyptians and Romans used Eucalyptus to cure digestive issues, throat issues, and memory loss.

Incense was prominent in religious ritual in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia civilizations over 6000 years ago. Incense is thought to be one of the first fragrant materials humans have used.

Created from tree resin found in parts of Africa, Middle East, and India, Incense was used to rid malodors and thought to manifest divinity and keep bad spirits away.

Flammable and can start a fire. Use only as directed. Keep out of reach of children.

Resin, Dried Botanicals, Oil Extracts, Ethyl Alcohol.