TrilokaPalo Santo - 5 Count

They are OK. So far have not found better. They don't really need to burn long as a quick lite of them covers most odors. A bag lasts me a longtime, months, and I'm glad they are in plastic to keep the oil more contained. I'm still buying a bag every few months, going on 3 years.There might be better but so far I havn't found it. Very good for my purposes which is to just do a little house/room upliftment from time to time.I don't think anyone would want to burn a whole stick! Palo is natoriously a strong odor. It is nice these don't burn up quick. I find lighting a smalltea candle helps with the lighting the Palo stick as it does take a while to catch. I think this is a natural property and frankly having it not burnup quickly is good for my budget. Once lit, a small amount of smoke released and voila -odor transformed.

I did some research to find a sustainable & legit real aged Palo santo, this is it! It smells amazing, I let it burn for 20-30 sec & gently blow it out before using it. Then it may have to be relit as needed but that’s normal for the real thing. I’d recommend this brand. The bulk brands selling at the same price may not be aged properly or have been harvested illegally so go with this brand.

Although I am not really "into" the healing/shaman aspects of the product I do love the long-lasting, natural smell that the Global Shaman Holy Sticks leave behind. I have been lighting the stick once a day after work and can still smell it in the morning. My boyfriend always remarks about the house smelling like buttermints. The sticks burn clean and a "dab will do ya" attitude is the way to go. I leave the end on fire for about 30 seconds to a minute, blow it out to spread the ember, then let it burn itself out in my cast iron incense burner. It has taken me about a week to go through a quarter of a stick so a pack should last me 3 months or more. I did notice that the Palo Santo wood is a little harder to light each time but I attribute it to being a little more on the almost ash side instead of nice fresh wood.

Very fragrant scent with each stick

The only Palo I trust to be the real thing. Not cheap. I burn a little at a time, 1 stick lasts a couple days.

I had done research on which Palo sticks to get and this one had the better reviews. The review did say that you would need to relight. I wasn't expecting to have to stay with a lit flame under it constantly in order for it to burn. As soon it's lit, within seconds it turns out. A WASTE OF $.

Smells nice, and is what I was expecting when I bought it. The smell is earthy and sweet. They say its good for clearing the energy in your home, which is what I used it for.

I bought these before i ran ought of some that i had purchased in a store a few months ago. The difference is smell is very noticeable. My first batch smells so good i could breathe it in all day and be happy. These palo santo sticks have a very faint palo santo aroma..mostly smells like burning wood, comparatively. I would not recommend and am on the hunt for the real deal. If you have found them, please let me know!

Unique pieces, it smells fine, my middle teenager use them daily, she loves them & I only wished there was more than 5 in a package. Other than that they're fine. Pretty good, no complaints about the quality.

Legit

Works great for me and has a great scent.

It smells great!

Burned up so fast - like basic firewood kindling. Smelled awful! Lots of smoke! I often order palo santo and I don't believe this is.