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Palo Santo Sticks

Name: Palo Santo Sticks
Brand: Bloom Skin

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Holy wood, gathered in Peru and burned much the way it has been for centuries. The smoke is warm and lightly sweet, with a citrus edge and a resinous depth that settles into a room and lingers long after the ember has gone out. Where it comes from Palo santo is Bursera graveolens, a tree from the dry forests of South America. It sits in the same plant family as frankincense and myrrh, which tells you a lot about the scent before you've even lit it. A living palo santo tree barely smells of anything. The aromatic resin only builds up in the heartwood after the tree has died naturally and spent

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