Papier d'Armenie - Book of 12 sheets of 3 strips - Deodorise & Perfume - Tradition

As described

No smell at all. Paper consumes in seconds.

Me encanta, vale mucho la pena. Recomiendo hacer un acordeón con la tirita para que se queme bien.

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These Papiers d'Armenie work just as they are supposed to: you tear off a strip out of the booklet, fold it accordion-style, then light one end, and quickly blow out the flame, and set it down in an ashtray or other flameproof surface. The paper smolders, releasing a fragrant smoke, for about 3 minutes, then it self-extinguishes. The smoke is indeed pungent, so it's best to leave the room while it burns. Unburnt, the papers smell not only of benzoin, but opoponax, vanilla and amber as well. In fact, the unburnt smell is much like the old Coty ÉMÉRAUDE, ie., a classic French Oriental smell. These are delightful and charming, and would make great inexpensive gifts. The booklet contains 12 sheets, each sheet containing 3 strips.... So you get 36 burns from one booklet. In 1885, the Papiers were claimed to yield a smoke that was purifying, healthgiving and antiseptic; now we just know they smell really good.

Surprising how much the smell will linger after a relatively short burn time. There isn't too much of a burning paper smell since these must be soaked in perfume. I like the novelty aspect and think they'd be a great gift because of that. This one doesn't smell as good as the other scents in my opinion but still quite pleasant.

I have not been able to get incense matches, so I thought I’d try these. They are a delight. If you’re feeling witchy, you can write intentions or runes on these before burning. The scent is sandalwood, but it’s not overpowering. These burn quickly. Perfect for a washroom or when you want to quickly refresh your space.