SAFETY & CARE
Incense is a small ritual involving a real flame.
Please use it thoughtfully.
How to Burn INNERGY Incense
Place your incense stick securely in a suitable incense holder.
Position the holder on a stable, level and heat-resistant surface.
Light the tip of the incense and allow the flame to burn briefly.
Gently extinguish the flame and allow the incense to smolder.
Enjoy the scent in a well-ventilated space.
Important Safety Information
Never leave burning incense unattended.
Keep burning incense away from children and pets.
Keep away from curtains, bedding, paper, clothing, plants and other flammable materials.
Do not burn incense near an open window, strong draft or fan where embers may be displaced.
Use only with an appropriate incense holder capable of safely catching ash.
Do not touch the burning tip or hot ash.
Make sure incense is completely extinguished before leaving the room or disposing of ash.
Do not ingest incense or incense ingredients.
For external fragrance use only.
Ventilation
Incense naturally produces smoke when burned.
Use incense in a reasonably ventilated environment.
If smoke causes discomfort, extinguish the incense and ventilate the room.
Sensitive Individuals
People with respiratory sensitivities, fragrance sensitivities or other health concerns should exercise caution and consult an appropriate healthcare professional if needed.
Discontinue use if irritation or discomfort occurs.
Pets
Animals may respond differently to aromatic smoke and fragrance.
Keep incense away from pets and ensure adequate ventilation.
If you have concerns about a particular animal or health condition, consult a veterinarian before use.
Burn Time
Burn time varies based on product size, airflow, humidity, room conditions and the way the incense is positioned.
Any burn-time estimate provided on our website or packaging should be understood as an approximate range rather than an exact duration.
Natural Materials
Because INNERGY uses natural aromatic woods, botanicals, resins and other natural materials, slight differences in appearance, aroma and burn characteristics may occur from batch to batch.
We consider this part of working with natural materials.
