Cinnamon Palo Santo Dip Sticks, Set of 25

These palo santo dip sticks pair sacred holy wood with a cinnamon fragrance, so each stick burns with palo santo's clearing smoke and a warm, sweet, spicy note on top.

Each stick is dipped so the tip lights in seconds and then smolders like incense, with no separate charcoal needed. The set holds twenty-five, ready whenever you want to warm and freshen a space.

Key Features

Palo santo dipped in cinnamon. Sacred holy wood carrying a warm, sweet, spicy fragrance for a cozy burn.

Self-igniting and easy. The dipped tip catches a flame in seconds, then smolders like incense, with no charcoal needed.

A set of 25. Enough for regular cleansing and scenting of your space, altar, or daily practice.

Product Details

• Contents: 25 palo santo dip sticks
• Scent: cinnamon fragrance over palo santo wood
• Made of: palo santo wood, dipped in fragrance with a self-igniting coating so the tip catches a flame easily
• Use: burned as incense to scent and cleanse a space
• SKU: RDPCI25
• Please choose responsibly and sustainably sourced palo santo; the wood is best taken from naturally fallen, aged trees
• Produces smoke; burn in a ventilated room in a heat-safe holder

The Spiritual Significance

Palo santo means holy wood, and the tree, Bursera graveolens, has been burned for cleansing and clearing across parts of South America for generations. Its smoke is used to freshen a room, lift a heavy mood, and mark the start of focused or sacred work. These sticks carry that tradition with a warm cinnamon fragrance worked into the wood. Cinnamon has long been linked to warmth, prosperity, and quickening energy, a fitting partner for palo santo's clearing smoke.

Because palo santo is vulnerable in places, the kindest version of this practice uses wood that was responsibly and sustainably gathered, and burned with intention rather than waste.

How To Use

1. Set a heat-safe dish or incense holder ready, and work in a ventilated space away from curtains, paper, and anything else that can catch.
2. Light the dipped tip, let the flame take for a few seconds, then gently blow it out so the stick glows and smolders.
3. Carry the smoking stick around your space or yourself, holding your intention for cleansing and warmth.
4. Rest the stick in the holder to burn down, or press it out in sand when you are finished. Never leave a burning stick unattended.
5. Make sure it is fully extinguished before you leave the room, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.

Pairs Well With

• Apple Cinnamon Palo Santo Dip Sticks the same spice softened with sweet apple.
• Sandalwood Palo Santo Dip Sticks a creamy, woody scent to round out a warm collection.
• Palo Santo Incense classic, unscented palo santo for plain cleansing.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks a sage bundle for a different cleansing tradition.
• White Selenite Wand to cleanse and charge your crystals alongside.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are palo santo dip sticks?

They are palo santo wood sticks dipped in fragrance, with a self-igniting coating on the tip. They burn like incense and differ from raw palo santo by their added scent and how easily they light, no charcoal or long flame-holding required.

What do they smell like?

Palo santo's sweet, faintly resinous wood smoke underneath, with a warm, sweet, spicy cinnamon note on top. Cozy and rounded rather than sharp.

How do I light them?

Light the dipped tip, let the flame take for a few seconds, then blow it out so it smolders. Rest it in a heat-safe holder and let the smoke do the work. Always keep an eye on a burning stick.

Is the palo santo sustainably sourced?

Palo santo is best gathered from naturally fallen, aged wood, and the tree is protected in some regions. We encourage choosing responsibly sourced wood and burning it mindfully so the tradition can continue.

How many are in a set, and how long do they burn?

Twenty-five sticks per set. Each smolders for several minutes, long enough to move through a room or focus a short ritual. Store them somewhere dry to keep the scent fresh between uses.