Incense blocks White Sage, Aromafume, 40g

Aromafume incense blocks, nine pieces in a box.

The secret

Aromafume incense blocks are a great blend of fragrant notes designed to create excitement and mystery in your home. The relaxing lavender top note is accompanied by a romantic bouquet of flowers in the middle. The familiar cozy aroma of sandalwood subtly completes the foundation.

Composition

Each incense block is enriched with a variety of natural ingredients, including aromatic woods, exotic flowers, natural peels, tree and plant extracts, resins, leaves and flowers. Aromatic oils used to make incense burners are 100% IFRA compliant and are always extracted responsibly.
Without ashes. Minimum smoke content, non-toxic. Great aroma

How to use the aroma of exotic incense diffusers and incense pads?
Exotic Incense Diffuser is specially designed to achieve the right aroma diffusion temperature for aromatic incense burners. Other incinerators / holders are not suitable!
- Light the candle. Put it in its place in an exotic incense diffuser.
- Place the incense sticks on the copper plate.
- Let the candle burn for 45-60 minutes. The diffuser will be hot, do not touch!
- Inflate the spark plug and allow the diffuser and pads to cool.
- When used, the incense pad will become black and hard, it will not dissolve.
- Dispose of used blocks with biodegradable waste.

Attention: can only be used in combination with the exotic incense diffuser Aromafume. They are specially formulated to achieve the proper aroma dispersion temperature and safe use of aromatic incense burners. Other holders / devices are not suitable!

Burning time per block: ± 3.5 hours.

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The history of aromafume
Aromafume incense blocks are manufactured by an Indian family business. More than 5 times this family makes incense and perfumery according to their secret family recipe. They combine the old art of natural handmade incense with a variety of modern scents.

India is the homeland of many spices and incense resins and has a long history of producing incense. India also has a rich tradition of Ayurveda with in-depth knowledge of the healing properties of plants, herbs and flowers. The interaction of the spice trade with Ayurvedic principles has led to the exchange of knowledge and the development of many beautiful forms of incense.