Incense oil

Learn how to make incense sticks by following this guide to DIY Incense sticks. Check the basics of making natural incense from scratch using essential oils.

An incense blend created for the Goddess Hecate. Herbs used for this blend are sacred to Hecate, and highly favored by her. This incense may be used during your rituals with Hecate, as an offering, for protection, cleansing, banishing, and general workings with the Triple Moon Goddess. The loose incense is stored in a small 3 oz pouch. No essential oils were added to this loose incense.

Designed to compliment your slow, intentional self-care ritual, our hand-blended and hand-dipped incense encourage aromatherapy in your everyday sacred rituals. 🔥 The word incense is taken from the Latin ‘incendere’, meaning ‘to burn’ and can be traced back to ancient Egypt where incense is shown to have been used heavily in ceremonial rituals. Meet the blends… 🪨 Ground is a deep and heady aroma made up of vetiver, rich, earthy cedarwood, and uplifting orange essential oil – all of…

These charcoal incense sticks are made with a blend of premium essential oils and fragrance oils for richly layered scents. Scent Notes Violet (Woodstock): patchouli and sweet moss Green (Green Tea): amber, fennel, and vanilla Lilac (Lavender Sage): floral, powder, and musk Yellow (Lemongrass): citrus, sweet orange, and vanilla Peach (Suede): cedar, frankincense, and coconut Wine (Cranberry Sage): pomegranate and lemon How to use: Light the top of the stick and allow the flame to burn for…

Step into the serene world of All Access Organics with our White Sage Incense Cones, thoughtfully handcrafted in packs of 20 or 40. Each cone is a testament to our commitment to natural, soothing experiences. Why Our White Sage Cones Stand Out: 🌱 Pure Ingredients: We blend Bamboo and Purified Charcoal powders with authentic White Sage essential oils, creating cones that burn cleanly and evenly. 🌿 Chemical-Free Aroma: Our commitment to natural processes means no harsh chemicals, just the…

Incense Recipes ~ Home Protection Incense Blend. You don't always need to buy incense sticks. The beauty of loose incense is that you can add whatever you like. These recipes today are just ideas. Base recipes. You can add or take away whichever you like. The important thing to remember is that it has to be personal to you. Loose incense can be burned over a coal disc or an oil burner. #todaysposts ##topicoftheday #incense #looseincense #looseincenseblends #incenserecipes #homeprotectio...

Pure and undiluted Boswellia Sacra essential oil.Frankincense Sacra is a type of tree native to the Arabian Peninsula (Oman). The word "frankincense" comes from the Old French franc encens, or "high-quality incense." In Christianity, gold, frankincense, and myrrh were the gifts given to the infant Jesus by the three wise men. Frankincense is tapped from Boswellia trees by slashing the bark and allowing the resin to 'bleed' out and harden into 'tears.' The tears were referred to as…

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