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Incense: Wands, Cones & Sticks

Burning Tips-

Always place incense on a heat-resistant holder and keep it away from curtains, plants, papers, and anything flammable. Allow enough airflow in the room, but avoid strong drafts that may blow ash around. If you live with pets or small children, burn incense only in a supervised area and avoid enclosed spaces.

Never leave incense unattended. Once the smoke stops, wait for the ash to cool before discarding it.

Candle Care

Candles

Trim the wick to about ¼ inch before each burn to prevent soot and uneven flames. Let your candle burn long enough to melt the top layer fully — this prevents tunneling and extends the candle’s life.

Place candles on a stable, heat-safe surface and keep them away from fabrics, shelves, and drafts. Stop burning when only a small layer of wax is left. Never leave a candle burning overnight or while you’re out of the room.

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How to Use

Essential Oil Sprays

Shake well before spraying and avoid direct contact with skin or eyes. Do not spray onto delicate fabrics, leather, unfinished wood, or electronic surfaces, as natural oils may leave marks.

If you have pets — especially cats — use room sprays lightly and with good ventilation. Store bottles away from sunlight and high heat to protect the oils.

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Wear & Store

Eau de Parfum

Apply fragrance on pulse points only, and avoid spraying on silk or sensitive materials. For sensitive skin, test on a small area first. Keep your perfume away from direct sunlight and close the cap tightly after each use to preserve the scent.

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Additional Guidance

  • For Households with Pets or Babies

    Use all scented products with extra care. Burn incense or candles only in open areas and never close the door on a space where a pet or baby is resting. Avoid heavy scenting in nurseries. Always ventilate after use.

  • Allergy & Sensitivity Notes

    If you or someone at home is prone to allergies, start with shorter burn times and ensure airflow. Stop using a product immediately if you notice discomfort, coughing, or skin sensitivity.

  • A Simple Rule of Thumb

    If it involves heat, flame, or concentrated oils, treat it with mindfulness. Enjoy your rituals slowly, keep your space ventilated, and never leave anything burning unattended.

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