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California Juniper Campfire Incense (20 Sticks)

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We make our incense directly from the juniper’s pitch, the sap that drips down the tree trunks; no hidden ingredients, charcoals, or perfumes. That’s how we get our incense to smell just like you were in the stark and elegant valley as the wind carries the juniper’s sweet, yet hardy pollen through the air, filling it with a sweet smell and coating ancient mineral-rich stones in its fine yellow dust. So when you can’t get out there, bring nature home.

Size: 20 Incense Sticks per pack

Geography: Desert

Scent Notes: Dried Leather, Pollen Dusted Stone, Sweet Heartwood
Ingredients

Juniperus californica (California Juniper), Pinus edulis (Piñon Pine), Litsea glutinosa Powder, Bamboo Stick
Application

Always burn incense in a well-ventilated area, with a fire-safe holder. Place the incense holder on a level, heat-resistant surface and ensure ash and embers are caught safely.
Other Details

100% Plant-Based

As Always:
Sustainably sourced and harvested
Free of synthetic fragrance, dye, or preservatives
Formulated without parabens, phthalates, petrochemicals
Leaping Bunny certified cruelty free
Made with care in California

Pack is made from SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) material and is printed with environmentally friendly inks.

Caution: Never leave lit incense unattended. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Consult a health care practitioner if you are pregnant or suffer from asthma or other respiratory issues. 

Overall rating: 4.4545455 / 5 from 22 reviews.

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"I really enjoy the scent"

— J. D. (5/5)

Being in the forest.

"I love hiking mountain trails. Using this California Juniper Campfire Incense makes me feel as if I am there, even without being on the mountain. The scent is exactly what I encounter in the wild, sweet, crisp, and earthy. It beautifully captures that fresh mountain air and brings great outdoors right into my home."

— Yiyun C. (5/5)

"Top of the pile for JR scents."

— Adam (5/5)

Superior incense

"I only come to Juniper Ridge when it comes to incense. It's just the best and most superior product. I've been buying from Juniper Ridge for many years, back when they were selling wreaths. This company is true to their beliefs and their founder's philosophy. They are good people with quality products and I always count on them for myself and when giving as a gift. Thank you JR. 🩷🩷🌲"

— Suzanne C. (5/5)

Smells unpleasant while burning

"Not a fan. The incense sticks are somewhat messily dipped, and the burning scent is off-putting. May just be me, but I very much dislike this one."

— LG (1/5)

Love it!

"Smells wonderful! Love that it’s natural!"

— Joanna B. (5/5)

The smell reminds me of

"The smell reminds me of the desert, and the mountains."

— Jo J. (5/5)

Beautiful smells!

"The burning time was nice and slow, the scent is amazing, I love the natural paper packaging! Everything is perfect!"

— joanna b. (5/5)

Quality incense that brightens my home

"I absolutely love lighting incense around the house and Juniper Ridge’s scents bring nature indoors and allow me to breathe in deeply. They last the perfect amount of time where it’s long enough to liven up a few rooms without completely overpowering the air. Definitely recommend for those who crave the nostalgia of gathering around a fire or sitting on a mountain top."

— Sara A. (5/5)

"Really just smell like they have a patchouli base. I lived in the southwest for years and used to collect and burn pinion pine pitch. This smells faintly like it. The juniper’s kind of indescriptive also with an under note of patchouli once again. Was really excited to try. Let down with results."

— Jason (3/5)

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