Juniper Ridge | Aromatic Desert Pinon Incense | All Bamboo Sticks | Long Lasting | No Synthetic Fragrance | All Natural Ingredients | 20 Count BE ONE WITH NATURE: The desert pion has been our go-to as an aromatic spearhead of all things Southwest. Its needles, when crushed between fingertips, emit a sweet, resinous note which evokes flashes of desert springs and red rock cliffs. This incense is the smell of Santa Fe in the winter, full of enchantment and the spice-like magic of clean, campfire smoke settling in the valley at dusk. CAMPFIRE TALES: Do you love the feeling and aroma of sitting around a campfire but dont have the opportunity to do so as often as you would like? Our campfire incense takes you there no matter where you are; think a hike through the mountains or a camping trip in the wilderness. Once this incense starts burning you will easily imagine yourself sitting next to a glorious campfire, roasting marshmallows and being one with nature surrounded by a group of your closest friends. MULTI PURPOSE: Incense are used for a variety of reasons, including therapy, meditation, events, aromatherapy, in spas, yoga studios, reiki or simply everyday use at your home. To use, you simply light the tip of the incense stick, extinguish the small flame by blowing on it or fanning it and then place in an appropriate incense holder. Your space will soon be filled with a pleasing, potent scent of the desert. NOTICEABLE BENEFITS: Burning incense regularly may have the ability to provide benefits such as relaxation, possible stress and anxiety reduction, a sense of spirituality, mindfulness, creativity stimulation, a possible increase in focus and, according to some users, an improvement in overall sleep quality. GO NATURAL WITH JUNIPER RIDGE: Our products are designed by extracting fragrance from wildflowers, plants, bark, moss, mushrooms and tree trimmings, never using synthetic fragrances. We are built on the simple idea that nothing smells better than the forest. All of our products are produced using old perfume making techniques, including distillation, tincturing, infusion and enfleurage. We have committed to donating 10% of all of our annual profits to Western Wilderness Defense organizations.