Palo Santo Sticks - Incense Sticks for Spiritual Cleansing, Stress Relief, Meditation Accessories, Home Fragrance - Sustainably Wild Harvested - Pack of 6 - Alternative Imagination

I’ve been burning palo santo for a couple years now. I absolutely love the smell and calming effect it gives me and my space. This seller provides a quality product, you can tell by the smell right away, and I’ve trialed quite a few sellers over the years. These sticks are sweet smelling, and continue to be a repeat buyer.

Love Palo. Decide to go with this store. They have competive prices and quality as other stores. Product is satisfactory.

Love love love and the price is good!

I was recently in a store selling palo santo sticks here in Florida for $6.50 PER stick. I thought there had to be a better way! I'm glad I found it. I have been burning incense for a few years now and I have bought fake and real palo santo sticks. If you have a keen nose, you can tell the difference right off the bat. Rest assured that these are absolutely, without a doubt, 100% pure, palo santo sticks. You can smell them through the bag alone without cracking the seal. These are NOT made for firewood (as I saw someone already post lol) and you will hate yourself for burning them as such.These sticks run about 5 inches in length each and will burn very slowly, yes, as they should. For those who are new to burning a palo santo wood stick: it is important to know and understand that this stick is not an incense stick. It is not made to be lit and to keep burning. You will need to hold a lighter to the stick and "roast" the end you want burned for a solid 45 seconds. Once the flame blows out (whether it goes out on its own or you blow it out), a red cherry will remain at the end of the stick. Thick gray smoke will pour from the stick. The idea is to walk around the house and wave the scent into the rooms you want to smell like palo santo. After a few minutes of burning, the stick will put itself out and you will be left with the aroma of palo santo wood. If the stick is still lit when you are done using it, you may snub the cherry out in a stone or ceramic bowl, where the stick may rest from heat. You want to make sure you grab some sort of heat resistant bowl to rest the stick in, as you cannot set it down on a countertop.This palo santo in particular burns very well. The scent is smokey with a hint of (almost) cedar, and a top note of very light citrus. The smell is STRONG. This is not an incense you want to burn under your nose at a desk. Light a stick, blow it out, and place it across the room from you so that you may enjoy the smell in small bursts as the smoke wisps around the room. You don't want to keep re-lighting the wood, as the smell may become so strong, you will grow to dislike it. Think of palo santo like cinnamon on french toast. A little bit is yummy, a little more is amazing, but too heavy and you just ruined breakfast!I found that each stick from this package lasts about 4 weeks in my home (burning for a few minutes a day), so with this pack, I probably will not need to buy anymore palo santo incense for quite a while. When I need more, I know exactly who to buy from!Happy customer by far.

....but these sticks were smaller than I expected for the cost. The ones I buy in store for $1 each are almost twice the size and therefore last longer. These smell great though. I actually have a few of these still in the console of my car and I smell them every time I open it. They light as expected and as well as others I've tried.

Palo Santo is used for Native American and North American cleansing rituals. Dried Sandalwood is one of the finest natural sense one can use. Even after all pungent meal, that’s been cooked Palo Santo neutralizes the odors in the air and leaves the residual peaceful scent to digest by-

Can’t smolder. Burns like chemicals were added to give it smell. Worst batch I’ve bought.

Good quality.