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Palo Santo Bursera Graveolens helps to strengthen your immune system and increase your defenses to prevent / counteract respiratory diseases, common flu, Covid-19 / Coronavirus, H1N1, allergies, asthma, cough, migraine, stress, tiredness, etc.

The Tagua is a unique plant that comes from the tropical and humid mountains of Ecuador, grows wild in forests called Taguales, is white, hard, heavy, smooth and opaque but shiny when polished; It is odorless and tasteless but not elastic or incorruptible like real ivory.

Incense made without harming the Palo Santo tree. We only process wood that has been found to have died naturaly in the forest.

Did you know that toquilla straw hats, also erroneously called Panama hats, are all made in Ecuador, its real name is Montecristi hat, name attributed by the city where Montecristi-Manabí-Ecuador are woven.

The cones are obtained from the trunk of the Palo Santo tree. The tree is a protected species of Ecuador. With the plan of reforestation we take care of this species that grows in the dry forests. It's collected in the tropical winter.

Many of us already have an idea what the Bursera Graveolens tree is, better known as palo santo. We know where it comes from, how to use it and the benefits and properties of palo santo.

Palo Santo (Bursera Graveolens) has been used since our ancestors by shamans and some healers. It grows in the tropical zones of Ecuador, especially in the coastal zone of Manabí. 

Our Palo Santo Soap has a pleasant aroma. It can also be used on dry or damaged skin that has lost its elasticity due to cosmetics or other corrosive products to the skin.

Currently the diffusers are used to aromatize. Thanks to the vaporization, the particles of essential oils are dispersed by our environment. We can use them with the essential oil of our preference. Lavender, rosemary, chamomile, eucalyptus and Palo Santo are one of many options.