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Incense
Choose your incense, set up your space, light the incense and enjoy the fragrance. Discover our in-depth guide on how to burn incense here.
For stick incense, hold the stick at a slight angle, light the coated end with a lighter or match, and let the flame burn for 5-10 seconds. Gently blow out the flame, and the incense should begin to smoulder and produce smoke from the glowing tip. Read our full guide on lighting various incense types.
Incense is made of a combination of aromatic plants, resins, wood powders, essential oils, and natural binding agents, all of which contribute to its calming, grounding, or uplifting effects. Learn more about what incense is made of on the blog.
Incense has been used for thousands of years in various cultures, from spiritual rituals to everyday relaxation practices. But have you ever wondered how incense works? Incense operates on both a physical and metaphysical level, producing aromatic smoke that can influence the energy of a space, the mind, and the body. Here's a breakdown of how incense works and why it has such a profound effect.
Properly extinguishing incense is essential to prevent accidents and ensure safety. A few of the methods you can use are natural extinguishment, water, sand or using an incense extinguisher. Read more about these methods and how to stop incense from burning.
Whether it comes in the form of sticks, cones, or loose blends, incense is crafted from natural ingredients that are carefully combined to produce its signature fragrance and smoke. Here’s a look at the process behind making incense and what goes into creating this aromatic tool.
