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Natural Incense Sticks Citronella+Lavender Fragrance (2 Packs, 40 Sticks Per Pack)
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Description
Benefits
Why Choose Us
⨠ 100% Natural Ingredients
⨠ Hand-rolled by Rural Women
⨠ Long-lasting Fragrance
⨠ Burn Time: 40-45 minutes
⨠ Ethically sourced ingredients
⨠ Charcoal-free for a healthier experience
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Product Ingredients
Flowers, resin and herbs. Here is exactly what is inside.
Bambusa Vulgaris
(Bamboo)
Essential oils
(Absolutes)
Litsea Glunosa
(Joss Powder)
Calendula officinalis
(Marigold)
Rosaceae
(Rose)
Cedrus Deodara
(Cedarwood Powder)
The Flower-to-Fragrance
journey
The Flower-to-Fragrance
journey
Flower waste is collected from rivers
Flowers are sorted and cleaned
They are mixed with natural herbs & hand rolled carefully
Products are packed in ecofriendly boxes for mindful living
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Frequently Asked Questions
Detailed information to help you understand performance, materials, and capacity.
What are these cups made of?
Discarded river flowers, pure Loban resin and natural Ayurvedic herbs. No charcoal, no wood dust, and no synthetic dips.
How do I light and use the cup?
Hold the cup by its base and light the top rim. Let it catch for a few seconds, blow out the flame, then set it on the ceramic holder.
How long does one cup burn?
Thirty minutes. Because it is only Loban and raw herbs, the warm, earthy scent stays in the room for hours after the cup has finished.
Do I need a special holder?
No. Every box has twelve cups and one heat-resistant ceramic holder. It catches the heat and the ash and keeps the surface clean.
Is the smoke safe to breathe indoors?
Yes. No charcoal and no synthetic toxins, so what you breathe is herbs and flowercycled blossoms. Burn it in a ventilated room.
What should I do with the ash?
It is dried flowers and herbs, so it is safe for the garden. Let it cool, then add it to your plants or your compost.