This Rosemary Smudge Stick is the perfect tool for cleansing and protection. It is made with fragrant, evergreen, needle-like leaves of the Rosemary plant, native to the Mediterranean region. Use it to banish negative energies and restore balance in your space. Light the Rosemary smudge stick and gently blow out the flame to release a powerful scent of cleansing, protection, and purification. Perfect for home or office use.
Ethically harvested from California, USA.
Rosemary Smudge Stick
Safety while smudging
Safety is paramount.
While smudging always, always have something underneath to catch any embers. Can be any heatproof item. (Bowl, frying pan, shell).
Anything is good, especially metal with a handle, pottery, shell.
As long as the heat doesn’t come thru and burn your hand.
If you find what you are using is allowing the heat to come through change it immediately to something more suitable.
Make sure it’s not too heavy that you could easily drop it.
Fire alarms
1. Keep the smoke load to a minimum.
2. Keep away from alarms.
3. Keep moving while smudging at a steady pace.
4. Best not to stand in one place for a while as the smoke rises and accumulates and could set the alarm off.
Asthma (or respiratory ailments)
If you have someone in the house with asthma it would be advisable to use caution.
Some people’s asthma can be triggered by smoke.
Just use your best judgement.
Only if you feel it is safe to smudge
Open all the windows and doors to allow the smoke to escape freely.
That allows the smoke to dissipate and the smudging to do its job.
If someone is really sensitive to smoke
DON'T SMUDGE AT ALL. USE ONE OF OUR LOVELY ROOM SPRAYS IF YOU FEEL IT WOULD BE A SAFER OPTION.
Smudge Smouldering
If you have smudging smouldering eg: loose leaf or smudge stick in a bowl, just smoulder away, make sure there is no wind to blow embers away or ignite the material, causing more smoke or flying embers.
Not near curtains, inquisitive pets, animals, children etc. out of fear of causing a fire or burning.
Always be present when using your smudging as it is a fire or lit burning plant materials.
Smudging is usually 100% safe at all time when used in an appropriate and sensible way.