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Scientific Name: Pogostemon patchouli
Family: Lamiaceae
Origin: Asia
Color: Green
Aroma: Sweet
Properties: Anti-inflammatory, anti-edema and decongestant
Quantity: 30 ml
Element: earth
Main effect on: body
Uses of patchouli essence
Patchouli essential oil is widely used in cosmetics thanks to its particularly intense and strong fragrance: it seems that the olfactory vibration produced by the phytocomplex is used as a mild anxiolytic, useful for combating anxiety and tension.
Patchouli alcohol extract boasts moderately anti-inflammatory, anti-edema and venous decongestant properties; in the East, patchouli essential oil is also widely used in medicine to combat rheumatic and joint pain, headaches, stomach aches and nausea.
Patchouli essence is used in perfumery as a regenerating, refreshing and rebalancing agent; some authors even attribute mild aphrodisiac properties to the phytocomplex. In countries such as Japan and Malaysia, patchouli extract is considered an effective antidote to snake venom.
The active compounds extracted from patchouli leaves are used as an insecticide and insect repellent, particularly useful against subterranean termites. Patchouli fragrance is also known for use as a home fragrance. A strange and unusual use of patchouli in Asian countries: its extract is used in the food industry as a flavoring for confectionery, thanks to its unique and intense aroma.
Use
Suitable for burning on a heat-resistant saucer with charcoal or in an incense burner with a sieve. The burning process in an incense burner with a sieve is slower than with charcoal. The incense can easily be mixed with other varieties of incense.
Sagrada Madre Maha Smudge Sticks are a unique, 100% natural product, handmade in Argentina.
They are handcrafted with herbs, flowers, and resin, held together by a plant-based binder.
The bundle is composed of cedar, bay leaf, and eucalyptus, while the outer layer is made of Palo Santo, which promotes spiritual cleansing.
Bursera graveolens, also commonly known as Palo Santo, is an aromatic wood that has been used for centuries by the Inca people as a spiritual remedy to purify, cleanse, and ward off evil spirits, bad luck, and misfortune.
Composition:
- Inside: cedar leaves, bay leaf, eucalyptus
- Outside: Palo Santo
- Dimensions: 10 x 3 cm
Burn time: 1 hour
Quantity: 1 smudge stick
Handmade in Argentina with 100% natural ingredients.
Origin: Argentina
Sagrada Madre
Sagrada Madre means "Holy Mother," Pachamama, and this name reflects the way they treat the Earth's resources. For the collection of Palo Santo, Sagrada Madre only uses old branches that have naturally fallen from the tree. They work directly with native communities in Peru and Argentina to plant Palo Santo trees and combat deforestation. In addition, Sagrada Madre ensures that they plant more trees than they use.
All Sagrada Madre incense varieties are carefully packaged in attractive natural packaging material to minimize environmental impact.
Warnings - directions for use
- Place in a suitable incense burner.
- Do not leave burning incense unattended.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Ensure good ventilation.
Scientific Name: Bursera Graveolens
Family: Burseraceae
Origin: Ecuador, Peru
Color: Grayish yellow
Aroma: Balsamic, Minty, Citrusy
Properties: Antiseptic, Disinfectant, Purifying
Quantity: 25 grams
Palo Santo has very ancient origins; it was used by Inca shamans in their religious rituals as a means of warding off negative energies through a dense smoke with great spiritual power.
Incense sticks and an aromatic essential oil with numerous properties are made from the wood of the Palo Santo tree. The botanical description of the Palo Santo tree ("holy wood") was only published in 1824 following a German expedition to the Americas, but it had already been known and used for centuries by South American populations.
Palo Santo is produced, both as incense and as essential oil, in full respect of the environment and the tree itself, as only Palo Santo specimens that have already fallen to the ground and dried naturally are used, since young trees do not possess the required characteristics: to produce its distinctive scent, for example, the trees must be at least 10 years old and naturally dried.
Fun Fact
According to traditional use, Palo Santo is primarily used to counteract negative energies that may be the cause of physical ailments for which no other causes have been identified, or negative psychological conditions such as depression, sadness, and bad mood. According to the original worldview of some South American populations, Palo Santo protects both adults and infants from "bad energy" and "white evil eye," negative energies believed to cause the evil eye and illness when coming into contact with strangers.
Palo Santo is used instead of regular incense to purify homes and gently repel mosquitoes and other insects. Children's clothing and diapers are also exposed to the smoke to protect them from bites. It is used in both secular and religious ceremonies, and in some cases by the Catholic Church.
Traditionally, the fresh liquid that seeps out when the Palo Santo bark is cut is used to treat scalp fungus. Its resin is used to disinfect newborns' umbilical wounds and to treat toothaches and cavities. Palo Santo is also used internally to prepare an herbal tea for treating stomach pain, intestinal problems, vomiting, general body aches, and respiratory and urinary tract problems. It is also used for psychosomatic and mood disorders.
Main benefits of Palo Santo oil:
- For asthma attacks and allergies.
- To relieve coughs and colds.
- To ease anxiety.
- For headaches.
- For meditation and mind-body relaxation.
How to use the resin: to burn it, you need to use charcoal briquettes. They should be lit with a lighter or stove flame; therefore, it is recommended to use tongs or similar tools to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal has ignited over its entire surface, place it in the incense burner and add the resin.
Experts recommend placing a little sand around the base of the incense burner to help dissipate the heat.
Fragrance: Peruvian Palo Santo
Contents: 10 ml
Palo Santo wood is a natural incense that has always been used in traditional rituals throughout Central and South America.
Fragrance: Resinous, Woody, Fragrant Resin, Palo Santo
Composition: Fragrance Diluted In Dipropylene Glycol (DPG)
Each bottle of oil comes in an eye-catching cardboard box, making it an excellent gift idea.
Please note that this product is not an essential oil and should not be applied to the skin.
GOLOKA fragrance oils are ideal for scenting spaces thanks to their extraordinary, enveloping fragrances that promote relaxation and meditation.
- Goloka fragrance oils are alcohol-free.
- For use exclusively in fragrance diffusers
- Do not apply the oil to the skin
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Premium oil made in India by the renowned Green Tree company, with first-grade essential oils, blending pure and selected ingredients, which give life to a natural, persistent, and long-lasting product.
It is used as a personal fragrance, on clothes, and for aromatherapy or diffusers.
This fragrance features a delicately spicy note, with a slightly sweet balsamic undertone.
Its aromatic note makes it suitable for both male and female use; its bold fragrance makes you feel the need for inner light, to cleanse the negative energies that weigh down the soul and the spaces in which we live.
All the ingredients in this product are purely organic, non-toxic, and ozone-free.
USE AND TRADITION OF PALO SANTO:
Palo Santo is a famous tropical tree grown in Ecuador and Peru, from which incense sticks and essential oil are derived. According to traditional use, Palo Santo is used to counteract negative energies (including the evil eye) and some physical ailments such as depression, sadness, and bad mood.
It is also used as a mosquito repellent, to purify home environments, against persistent odors, and last but not least, to promote meditation and relaxation.
Origin: India
Content: 10 ml
GREEN TREE aromatic oils are ideal for scenting spaces thanks to their extraordinary enveloping fragrances that aid relaxation and meditation.
Directions for use:
add 3-5 drops of oil to the aroma diffuser or potpourri and let the magic happen!
- Green Tree aromatic oils are alcohol-free.
- Use exclusively in aroma diffusers.
- Do not apply the oil to the skin.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Premium quality Palo Santo essential oil.
Diffuse using an ultrasonic aroma diffuser or an oil burner in the living room, bedroom, yoga studio, and office.
Ingredients: Bursera Graveolens Oil
USE AND TRADITION OF PALO SANTO:
Palo Santo is a famous tropical tree grown in Ecuador and Peru, from which incense sticks and essential oil are obtained. According to traditional use, Palo Santo is used to counteract negative energies (including the evil eye) and some physical ailments such as depression, sadness, and bad mood.
It is also used as a mosquito repellent, to purify home environments, against persistent odors, and last but not least to promote meditation and relaxation.
Product features
- Premium quality essential oil
- Shelf life after opening: ± 2 years
- Store in a cool, dark place
- Keep out of reach of children and pets
- Read the instructions in the enclosed leaflet before use
How to use
- Fill the water tank of the aroma diffuser/oil burner.
- Add about 5-10 drops of essential oil, depending on the size of the room.
- Turn on the diffuser or light the tea light.
- When the water in the tank has evaporated, turn off the diffuser/tea light.
Origin: Italy
Contents: 3 ml
Fiore d'Oriente Essential Oils
Since 1988, the Italian company Fiore d'Oriente has produced 100% pure, premium quality essential oils, selecting and guaranteeing the origin and quality of the crops from which the certified organic oils are extracted. The oils are extracted by steam distillation or cold pressing from wild or organically grown plants. Fiore d'Oriente guarantees that all its oils are natural and pure and has always been committed to protecting the environment from pesticides and chemicals in general. Over the years, Fiore d'Oriente has selected only ethically responsible producers, who always guarantee the best quality production from their harvest
For meditation, relaxation, reading, listening to music, and peace of mind.
The Morning Star collection was created in the 1960s, inspired by the ancient recipes of "Mainichiko," incense for daily use.
It is an incense to be used every day, translating the ancient Japanese art into fragrances that are closest to everyday life.
The intoxicating fragrances of these incenses, obtained by blending the highest quality ingredients, have made this brand one of the most appreciated and loved in the world.
Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is a tropical tree that grows spontaneously in some areas of Central and South America and is cultivated in the regions of Ecuador and Peru. Its name derives from a peculiarity related to its flowering, which occurs on Christmas Day.
The harvesting of its wood, considered beneficial, almost sacred, takes place in a special way to preserve this protected plant.
It is aimed above all at countering those negative energies that can be the source of physical ailments for which no other causes have been identified, or negative psychological conditions, such as depression, sadness, and bad mood.
The package contains 50 incense sticks and a ceramic holder to burn the sticks.
Quantity: box of 50 sticks measuring 12 cm
Duration: 25 minutes
Origin: Japan
Scientific Name: Bursera Graveolens
Family: Burseraceae
Origin: Ecuador, Peru
Color: Grayish yellow
Aroma: Balsamic, Minty, Citrusy
Properties: Antiseptic, Disinfectant, Purifying
Quantity: 50 grams
Palo Santo has very ancient origins; it was used by Inca shamans in their religious rituals as a means of warding off negative energies through a dense smoke with great spiritual power.
Incense sticks and an aromatic essential oil with numerous properties are made from the wood of the Palo Santo tree. The botanical description of the Palo Santo tree ("holy wood") was only published in 1824 following a German expedition to the Americas, but it had already been known and used for centuries by South American populations.
Palo Santo is produced, both as incense and as essential oil, in full respect of the environment and the tree itself, as only naturally fallen and dried specimens are used, since young trees do not possess the required characteristics: to produce its distinctive scent, for example, trees must be at least 10 years old and naturally dried.
Curiosity
According to traditional use, Palo Santo is primarily used to counteract negative energies that may cause physical ailments for which no other causes have been identified, or negative psychological conditions such as depression, sadness, and bad mood. According to the original worldview of some South American populations, Palo Santo protects both adults and infants from "bad energy" and "white plague," negative energies believed to cause the evil eye and illness when coming into contact with strangers.
Palo Santo is used instead of regular incense to purify homes and gently repel mosquitoes and other insects. Children's clothing and diapers are also exposed to the smoke to protect them from bites. It is used in both secular and religious ceremonies, and in some cases by the Catholic Church.
Traditionally, the fresh liquid that oozes from an incision in the Palo Santo bark is used to treat scalp fungus. Its resin is used to disinfect infants' umbilical wounds and to relieve toothaches and cavities. Palo Santo is also used internally to prepare an herbal tea for treating stomach pain, intestinal problems, vomiting, general body aches, and respiratory and urinary tract problems. It is also used for psychosomatic and mood disorders.
Main benefits of Palo Santo oil:
- For asthma attacks and allergies.
- To relieve coughs and colds.
- To ease anxiety.
- For headaches.
- For meditation and psycho-physical relaxation.
How to use the resin: to burn it, charcoal briquettes must be used. They should be lit with a lighter or stove flame; therefore, tongs or similar tools are recommended to avoid unpleasant burns. When the charcoal is lit across its entire surface, place it in the incense holder and add the resin.
Experts recommend placing a little sand around the base of the incense holder to help dissipate the heat.
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