<tc>Palo santo Incense, Hem</tc>
<tc>Palo santo Incense, Hem</tc>
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What is backflow?
What is backflow?
Backflow incense are hollow incense cones pressed into shape.
Burning incense releases hot air in the form of smoke, but the air stays cooler in the cavity inside the cone. The smoke flows beautifully downwards and this type of incense is designed to be burned in its own special holder.
Place the backflow incense on the top of the holder and light the incense as usual. Let the incense burn on the flame for a while and then blow out the flame.
Enjoy the smooth flow of smoke along with the atmospheric fragrance.
Hem Palo santo incense is fresh and slightly resinous. The fragrance resembles a minty aroma with a hint of citrus. As a manufacturer, Hem believes that the lingering fragrance of Palo Santo incense keeps your home smelling fresh.
Palo Santo is a prized tree that grows in a tropical forest in Central America. Palo santo has been considered a sacred fragrance for cleaning the home as well as for positivity-evoking efforts. According to tradition, the fragrance is said to bring clarity and concentration and drive away both insects and depression.
Palo santo options
Backflow
The package contains 40 pieces backflow incense. The burning time of one incense is about 30-45 minutes. Backflow incense is designed to be burned in its own dedicated incense holder.
Cones
Incense cones are compressed cones that are not hollow inside. These cones do not create a downward flow of smoke like backflow incense.
The cone package contains 10 incense and a small metal tray. One incense weighs about 2 grams and burns for about 30 minutes.
