LotsOfZen Palo Santo Incense Sticks (12 Pack)

Great fragrance but longevity could be better. The stem could be improved as no holder really fits

THE REAL RHING!! A little pricey and wish they lasted longer but worth it. Stand them straight they’ll be gone in about a half hour, tilt them they’ll last about 45ish.

They are amazing!!! Long lasting and they smell amazing!! I love the scent of Palo Santo and they are spot on. My gf loves them as well. She took some for herself.

**Update I upped my stars because the seller went above and beyond to try to fix the issue of the first pack I received. They immediately took action and sent me another pack which unfortunately had the same issue of not staying lit so they then issued a full refund. Wasn’t expecting that and appreciated their standing by their sales and customers. ** Nice and thick and Love the scent but I keep having to relight them every few minutes ~ frustrating. I keep hoping it’s just one but it’s 2 so far and I really like these so will have to look around to buy from somewhere else? Not sure what the issue is.

These are legit! They smell exactly like my palo santo wood stick blocks and they last over an hour. They are rolled pretty thick and the stick you put into he incense holder is a little thicker than normal ones. I just made my hole a little bigger with my rotary machine. It’s so god that I bought a second package for stand by.

These do not stay lit. I have tried all sorts of lighters, matches, and my gas stove burner. I can light the stick with a significant flame, and the predominant scent is burning—like smoky fire, not a woodsy stream of smoke trickling slowly like a typical incense stick. I am extremely disappointed.

I really love these incense sticks. They really smell like palo santo. I would definitely order again. They are strong, so I don't burn them for more than a few minutes at a time, just enough to clear and cleanse the air.

Don't get me wrong here , I did like the product , it smelled good and looked good. however the cost of the product and my satisfaction did not add up. I have purchase products of similar quality in the past that were a little more than half of the price of these. I have also purchased some that were more expensive. I am in the habit of regularly cleansing the energy in my living and work space. I like to give different products and brands a try to keep it interesting.

Great item

Great quality product.

We have had problems ever since we moved here last fall, the house just felt unlucky. I wanted to cleanse the house to clear the negativity. I tried Palo Santo wood pieces first but then I discovered “Lots of Zen Incense Sticks” and wanted to give them a try. I like the ease of the Incense Sticks over wood. They light easily and the ember continues to burn. The sticks are a good size and smolder very slowly. The ash does not fall off easily – this is good as you smudge your way around the house. (I use a holder to catch any ash) There is more of the Palo Santo scent left behind when I burn these. Nice. The “Lots of Zen” Palo Santo incense sticks is an easy way to smudge our home. Our house feels calmer and more tranquil. I will definitely be doing this more often to keep our home balanced.

Pros: - Burns nicely - Smells amazing - Handmade in Peru - Dispels negative energies, cleanses the air Cons: Not much bigger than a standard incense stick, overpriced These incense sticks burn nicely and smell wonderful. They have a slightly different scent than other handmade Palo Santo sticks I have tried but they still smell great. I enjoy using this incense when I practice yoga or need to focus on something. I usually light these incense sticks with a lit candle, I've never had a problem getting them going. I find this incense burns at a good rate, one stick last over an hour. I was expecting the sticks to be a lot larger than a regular incense stick because of the price but I don't find them that much bigger to be honest. I regularly purchase handmade incense that costs much less for the same amount.

My first introduction to Palo Santo was in the heart of the Peruvian jungle... or was it on the cool Andean mountains before descending into the heat of the rainforest? Whatever my initial encounter with the stuff, there is something indescribable about its smell - no wonder it's called the 'holy wood.' Since my return lo those six years or so, my favourite way to get the incense's scent has been to burn the actual sticks, but that requires a bit of finagling and it tends to go out. I've tried other Palo Santo incenses where they mix in other scents and it gets all flowery - it's fine, but gets a bit cloying. This is nothing but naked Palo Santo, and it is amazing for it. The sticks are thick and long burning, and they really liven up the energy of a domicile. Highly recommended.