Is it okay to burn a Palo Santo incense stick (seonhyang) when I want to get rid of indoor odors?
When trying to clear up food smells or lingering air in a room even after ventilating, there are moments of hesitation over whether the incense's heavy scent might mix unpleasantly with the odors.
GLOSOME's seonhyang is made only by grinding raw wood without artificial fragrances, making it suitable for reducing everyday odors.
Seonhyang refers to incense made by shaping powdered dough into thin lines and hardening it without a bamboo core. Because there is less acrid smoke produced from a burning wooden core, it cleanly releases the original scent of the raw ingredients.
GLOSOME's incense sticks are made by grinding raw Palo Santo wood sticks as they are, producing a natural wood scent[1]. Rather than forcefully covering up smells with artificial fragrances, they help cleanly reduce everyday odors through a subtly spreading wood scent[2].
With a short length of 9cm, they are easy to burn comfortably even in small rooms[3]. With a generous quantity of 90 sticks in a 30g box, it is convenient to take one out frequently whenever odors bother you[4].
hmmm, this is a good fit when you want to calmly refresh stale air in a room rather than mask odors with a strong fragrance.
The burning time it takes for one stick to completely burn down has not yet been confirmed.
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팔로산토 인센스스틱 30g (선향)
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 무게 | 30g |
| 유일 ◦ | 100cm |
| 있는 ◦ | 9cm |
| 줍니다 ◦ | 90cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.