In this Ispalla variant the Palo Santo powder and resin are joined by eucalyptus leaf powder. Eucalyptus adds a fresh, slightly cool herbal note that lifts the spirit and feels especially pleasant for a morning routine or after airing out the room. The sticks are hand-made in Peru, rolled around a bamboo core.
What eucalyptus brings to the blend
Eucalyptus leaf powder gives the recipe a lighter, fresher character. Many people enjoy refreshing herbal aromas in the morning or while working, because they feel clearer and more lively. The soft, woody aroma of Palo Santo warmly accompanies this fresh note.
What the box contains
Inside the tasteful cardboard display you will find twelve separate small packs, each with around 13 g of sticks. This format is ideal for you if you would like to share with several people, or if you prefer to keep a long-lasting reserve of your favourite refreshing scent combination at home.
Origin and composition
The sticks are hand-made in Peru from Palo Santo (Bursera graveolens) powder, Palo Santo resin, eucalyptus leaf powder, distilled water and a bamboo core. The wood comes only from naturally fallen branches. Information on the display is provided in English and Spanish.
How to use it
Take a stick and light the tip. Let it burn with a flame for a few seconds, then blow it out – the glowing end will continue to smoulder steadily. Place it in a heat-resistant holder so the ash falls onto a dish. One stick gives about 50 minutes of light herbal-woody aroma that gently refreshes the room.
Storage and warnings
Keep the unopened small packs in the original box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Never leave a burning stick unattended, keep it away from children and pets, and ventilate the room from time to time. Small natural variations in the aroma between packs are normal.