Palo santo (Bursera graveolens), Spanish for "holy wood," is a tree native to South America. The wood is gathered from fallen branches of trees that have died naturally. For centuries it has been burned in ceremony to clear negative energy and to bring a room to stillness.
This is that same ritual, small enough to keep in your pocket. No smoke, no matches, nothing to set down. Roll it on at your temples before a meeting, at your wrists on a long flight, at the back of your neck when the day has gone on too long — then cup your hands and breathe.
The aroma is warm, sweet and woody with a lift of citrus. Grounding is the word most people reach for.
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