P.F. Candle Co. Incense

These charcoal-based incense sticks are fragranced by P.F Candle Co in Los Angeles, CA. Incense quickly transforms a room: transformative smoke uplifts the space while our signature scents linger for hours even after extinguishing.

Each kraft package contains 15 sticks. Incense sticks measure approximately 10.75" long and burn for about 1 hour. Depending on room size, scent longevity lasts between 2-4 hours.

How to Use:

• Light the end of the incense at a slight angle with a lighter or match, and allow the flame to burn for approximately 10-15 seconds.
• Blow on the flame to extinguish. The incense should produce a glowing red ember and a tendril of smoke, and will continue to burn on its own.
• Be sure to burn incense on a heatproof, non-flammable holder only.
• Burn incense in a well-ventilated room, away from flammable materials, and never leave incense burning unattended or in near children, pets, or a draft.

Ingredients: Our charcoal-based Incense is hand-dipped in-house using fine fragrance oils and dipropylene glycol (DPG), a synthetic base commonly found in body care and home fragrance products.

Scent Notes:

• No. 11. Amber & Moss - A weekend in the mountains, sun gleaming through the canopy. Notes of sage, moss, and lavender.
  
  
• No 35. Ojai Lavender - A calming vortex surrounded by sun-drenched fields, orange groves and lavender farms, jagged mountains washed in a rosy, sunset glow. Aromatic, herbal, citrus. Pixie tangerine, blue lavender, coyote mint.
  
  
• No. 32 Sandalwood Rose - New York meets Los Angeles. Cashmere rose, oud, and sandalwood.
  
  
• No. 3 Spruce  -  Dense forest floor, sunshine and snow, corner tree lots. Notes of Winter citrus, fresh snow, blue spruce.
  
  
•  No. 36 Wild Herb Tonic - Barefoot walks through wild herb gardens, cool mountain stream baths, crisp morning air. Aromatic, camphorous, earthy. Lemon balm, crushed thyme, orange rind, and fir.

• No. 19 Patchouli Sweetgrass - A windows-open, incense-burning Saturday with nowhere to be. Cream, sweetgrass, and smoke.

• No. 29 Piñon - Winters in the Southwest, lingering bonfires, wool jackets in rotation. Pine, fir, balsam.
  
  
• Iris Suede - An ode to East Coast Autumns. Leaf piles, leather jackets, and crisp mornings. eucalyptus leaf, pink pepper, thyme flower