I like the distinctive woody scent of Palo Santo, but can I burn it without smoke in a room where ventilation is difficult?
This is because the thick smoke and flying ash generated when burning Palo Santo wood directly are burdensome to use indoors. The aim is to determine whether one can enjoy the scent without harming the air even while lighting it.
Because it burns a candle containing essential oil instead of directly setting fire to raw wood, no smoke or ash flutters, and a subtle woody scent spreads evenly indoors.
Smudging originally refers to a method of clearing a space with the smoke that rises from directly setting fire to a piece of aromatic wood. Although its distinctive deep woody scent is attractive, burning it indoors causes thick smoke to fill the room and comes with the inconvenience of having to clean up scattering ash.
Today, we will take a deep look at just one method that takes away the smoke and leaves only the scent. There is no smoke at all[1]. Instead of burning the material itself like raw wood or incense sticks, GLOSOME scented the candle with Palo Santo essential oil[2][3]. Since the flame does not directly burn raw wood, pungent soot does not form, and worries about leftover ash scattering in the air are relieved[4].
The scent spreads calmly. While the candle is lit, the wax slowly melts, and the concentrated woody scent spreads evenly throughout the entire interior without clumping[5].
hmmm, it is a neat solution intended to shake off rough smoke and ash, bringing only the deep woody fragrance into the room.
The specific raw ingredients of the wax that makes up the candle have not yet been confirmed in official materials.