Like smudging with sage, smudging with Palo Santo is all about covering the space in which you need a boost of purified energy and want to attract alllll the good stuff with intention.

That aroma, Mathias learned, was that of incense, sage and Palo Santo wood, courtesy of hitting coach Justin Viele. More than a month in to the majors’ worst team-wide slump, the Giants have ...

The practice of using the palo santo smoke to clear energy and call in good vibes is an Indigenous tradition called smudging. It's done by burning herbs like sage or wood or their resin. By ...

Burning sage is a sacred Indigenous practice that has been commodified. This is cultural appropriation, and here's why it's harmful. Bundles of white sage and Palo Santo packaged as “smudging ...

Traditional smudging ingredients such as sage, palo santo, and juniper are known for their antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties in skin care. Shopping Beauty Published Nov ...

At the same time, a combination of palo santo, clary sage, lavender, and geranium make for a scent that’s cleansing and calming. Le Labo Palo Santo 14 Home Fragrance $133 at lelabofragrances.com ...

You may have heard people talking about "smudging" their homes with a bundle of dried Sage sprigs, or pieces of the wood Palo Santo. But how does it work, and can anyone do it? "Yes, anyone can ...

Palo Santo wood also highlights another big issue around millennial wellness: the impact of trendy, quick-fix spiritualism that culturally appropriates a practice and has unforeseen consequences.

Burning palo santo isn't just about infusing your home with that classic woody aroma, it's also about cleansing in Feng Shui. And here's why you should try it.