Eucalyptus Powder To burn

Eucalyptus has an aromatic scent that smells of green, spicy, refreshing notes and generously gives us back the solar energy captured in the leaves of these trees from dry regions. The powder burns slowly and takes a decorative shape. Once consumed, the wood aromas linger pleasantly in the room.

Fresh and aromatic scent

Ideal for the living room or office

The Wood Powders, 100% natural, release elegant volutes of smoke with benevolent scents, inviting you to immerse yourself in the memory and nobility of these aromatic trees.

50g net

Usage tips

Sprinkle the desired amount of wood powder into the cup. Press the powder well between your fingers. Light the tip with a match or lighter (without burning your fingers). Allow the flame to go out spontaneously, then close the lid of the Lutin lamp. The powder will burn slowly and the smoke will take on a decorative scroll shape. Once consumed, the aromas of the wood linger pleasantly in the room.

More about the ingredients

The eucalyptus forms a family of more than 600 species, native to Australia and which have been acclimatized in many regions of the world, including the Mediterranean basin.

Effects / why?

Eucalyptus leaves when fumigated have a powerful respiratory antiseptic action. It promotes the production of mucus which encompasses microbes and promotes their elimination. The aromatic components of eucalyptus, such as eucalyptol and pinenes, have a synergistic tonic action on the respiratory centers such as the thymus and lungs. This scent, by promoting breathing, restores courage and tone; On a psychological level, it promotes the fight against obsessive and negative thoughts.

Word of the wise

“The fumigation of Eucalyptus globulus leaf powder has a real “positive” effect for people and a purifying action for the living environment and against microbes in the respiratory sphere.”

User word

“Eucalyptus powder reminds me of my vacation in Corsica. I love this maquis scent. As soon as it’s time for colds or runny noses, I do this ritual.”

History of this incense

The Eucalyptus globulus in this incense comes from southern India. It is used there among other virtues for its effectiveness against mosquitoes.

Witnesses to the evolution of the world, trees have a message to transmit to us.

The woody and strongly aromatic aromas of their sap give their wood and their resins a soothing and beneficial force.