Scentsicles White Winter Fir Scent Sticks, Green

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White Winter Fir has a foundation of fir and cedar wood, a heart of scotch pine and fir blooms, and top notes of blood orange zest. O’ Christmas Tree has a woodsy base of moss and musk, heart notes of bright clementine, cedar wood, and juniper berries, with top notes of fir, oak, and pine. I’ve had one of these Log Cabin Incense Burners for years (bought with my own money) and I love it. The smell of a thing is everything. Studies have shown time and again that scents can affect our moods. So looking at a Christmas tree can trigger fond memories, smelling a Christmas tree can deepen that connection. I've had real trees and they're beautiful, unique, and smell fantastic. And yes artificial trees don't have that nostalgic pine scent, but you know what else they don't have? Bugs living in them. I'm 100 percent plastic these days and don't miss a thing.

Paine’s incense logs are made of compressed balsam fir wood–nothing else added, just grounded up balsam fir branches pressed into these little logs. You get authentic, honest-to-goodness pine scent with these, though it’s more of the smokey, fireplace variety than the fresh-cut pine fragrance. A jar comes with six ornaments and how many you use at a time depends on how large your tree is and how intense you want your pine scent to be. These ornaments produce a strong, festive scent that fades over the course of around a week, so it’s best to ration these out if you can and replace them when they start to fade. For a rustic, vintage approach go with Paine’s incense. The burner is shaped like a little log cabin and when you burn your incense the smoke comes out the chimney and it’s just about the coziest thing to see in the winter.

Want the Best Smelling Christmas Tree?

Scentsicles are Christmas tree ornaments that resemble icicles (except green) and are highly scented so that your tree has that lingering pine smell. These ornaments are available for 2022 in White Winter Fir, and O Christmas Tree; and some scents from past years, like It’s a Wonderful Pine and Christmas Time Spruce, are also still available online in limited quantities. You may be thinking, how many ways can a thing smell like pine? All the best fragrances are layered. One note scents tend to fall flat or be outright abrasive. So it’s all a matter of what the evergreens are blended with that gives it that Christmas tree atmosphere. So if the pine smell is the only thing you're missing--we can fix that with a variety of products these days. I've included some pine sprays because they're so common and easy to use but I've tried them and they don't tend to last very long.