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Tips & Safety

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Incense Sticks & Cones

How to light...
Hold a match or light under the tip of the incense stick or cone. When the tip starts to glow red, blow out the flame.

Fresh Incense cones are sometimes hard to keep lit (especially when the environment is wet, humid, and/or cold). In order to burn, the cones need to be warmed properly. To combat this problem, light the tip of the cone then place it in an incense burner. Allow the flame to travel down to the bottom of the cone, for approximately 1 min. before gently blowing it out. The tip of the cone will still be glowing and the body of the cone will be warm so it should now burn perfectly. Sometimes taking a pliers and holding the cone upside down so the entire cone gets heated for about 1 min. (you will see the oil come to the surface) then blowing out at the tip will help as well.

Note...
Since Incense are made fresh, we recommend putting them in a burner/holder before you light them. With good circulation, you'll be able to smell them before you even light them.

Caution...
As with any product that use fire, always be cautious of where you burn an incense. A lit incnese stick or cone is extremly hot. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Never leave any incense product burning unattended.

Bath Salts

General
Our relaxing & soothing aromatherapy bath salts are made from the finest natural sea salts, dead sea salts, epsom salts and essential oils on the market. Sea salts have been used for centuries to relax & keep the skin from over drying, sunburns, rashes, etc. All of our bath salts are made fresh to order.

Caution...
Bath salts may make your water more slippery. Use caution when entering & exiting a bathtub. We found that it helps to pour the bath salts in the water AFTER you're in the bathtub.

Benefits of Bath Salts

•	Can improve the way you feel and ease away tension
•	Can improve circulation
•	Can reduce tenderness
•	Can help with back pain, arthritis, muscle tension or spasms, and minor work and sports injuries
•	Can help ease stiff, soar muscles, and aching feet and legs
•	Can help open pours to purify the skin, cleansing away dirt, sweat, and toxins
•	Can aid in the healing of dry skin, making skin softer and more supple
•	Can help improve common irritations such as insect bites, minor rashes and calluses on feet (as well as helping with athlete’s foot, eczema and psoriasis
•	Can sometimes aid in improving the appearance of scars
•	Can help with exfoliation (Gently rub salt over feet, knees, or elbows, with a damp washcloth. Exfoliation should be completed, and exfoliated areas should be rinsed thoroughly, before you take a bath. Fresh, newly uncovered skin will also benefit from soaking in water treated with salts.)

Added Benefits of Scented Bath Salts

•	Benefits of Bath Salts with Essential Oils
•	Can offer the added benefit of aromatherapy
•	Pleasant, soothing scents have been shown to induce calmness and promote relaxation
•	Can help relax and unwind at the end of the day

Sage / Smudging

Smudging (burning sage) is a ritual that originated from Native American tradition for healing, clearing and it's sometimes used in religious ceremonies. The original meaning of the ritual was that the rising smoke carried the request to Spirit. Now-a-days, Sage is often used to remove household odors, and is said to alleviate airborne germs as well. Native Americans burned sage to clear both mind and home. Smudging is the act of clearing and releasing negative energy. Many people use it before you move into a new house.