What Does Palo Santo Smell Like?

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Palo Santo is a subtle, sweet, and woody scent with mouthwatering hints of citrus. This aroma, which traditionally symbolizes a cleansing of negative energy, is bound to bring you serenity. It’s scent is like the actor you’ve never noticed before, but then you watch him in one movie and you realize he’s starring in everything. Imagine this actor was doused in a light citrusy-green cologne and you’ve got a pretty good understanding of the Palo Santo scent. Palo Santo, meaning “holy wood” in Spanish, has stood the test of time due to it’s delicate nature, it’s popularity as a healing incense, and it's divine aroma. What is Palo Santo? Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) is a branchless tree native to the forest. It's known as one of the most aromatic woods in the world. Typically found growing near riverbanks, this endangered
Palo Santo is a subtle, sweet, and woody scent with mouthwatering hints of citrus. This aroma, which traditionally symbolizes a cleansing of negative energy, is bound

Cleansing + Purifying Palo Santo (Bursera Graveolens) is also known as the Holy Wood; which has been used by Indigenous ian and Andean healers in sacred rituals to purify, attract positive energy and bring peace around them. Our Premium Incense Sticks are hand rolled in Peru with the sawdust of selected Palo Santo wood, Palo Santo resin, vegetable gum and bamboo stick.

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Palo Santo, or Holy Stick, (Burseara Graveolens) is a natural wood aromatic incense used for centuries by the Incas and indigenous people of the Andes as a spiritual remedy for purifying and cleansing, as well as to get rid of evil spirits and misfortune. as well as for medicinal purposes. It has a fine citrus aroma with underlying notes of frankincense, its close relative. It is often used by shamans in sacred plant spirit ceremonies.