The familiar duo of lavender and rosemary
Lavender is one of the most beloved fragrant plants in Hungarian gardens, and many family homes have it in dried bouquets or essential oil form. The refreshing, slightly peppery note of rosemary complements the softer, floral character of lavender perfectly. You can enjoy a familiar yet special fragrance composition that wraps your home in a calm, garden-like mood.
The cone works quickly and intensely
Cone incense burns for about 15-25 minutes and releases a denser, more intense fragrance than sticks. You receive a quickly unfolding fragrance moment that noticeably permeates the room within 5-10 minutes. One cone is more than enough for a medium-sized room.
When it can help most
For daytime relaxation when you want a refreshing yet calm mood after mental work. For evening rest, alongside yoga or meditation, for bathing or reading. Lavender has been a companion of calm and pleasant sleep for centuries, so it can be a good friend before going to bed too.
Fire-safe placement
Place the cone on a heat-resistant, non-flammable holder or surface. After lighting the tip, wait until it starts to smoulder, then blow out the flame. Never leave it unattended, keep it away from flammable materials, curtains, children and pets. It works best in a well-ventilated room.
Storage for fresh fragrance
It is worth keeping the cones in sealed packaging in a cool, dry place protected from sunlight. This way you can enjoy the original herbal fragrance depth for months, even up to a year, and the cones are always ready for a quiet moment.