Goloka Mix Backflow Incense Cones

Sandalwood: made from the Santalum tree wood and it has been proven to provide numerous health benefits.
Sandalwood provides a wide range of benefits – eases nausea, gastritis and increases the production of gastric juices. It helps the body extract the excess liquids, causes the muscles to contract and stimulates urine production. It also has antiseptic properties that can help in dealing with infections.
For a long time people have considered Sandalwood as an aphrodisiac, so burning this incense is believed to help create a romantic atmosphere.
One of the main compounds of Sandalwood is Santalol. It gives the Sandalwood its distinctive fragrance, is considered as a natural sedative so it helps you fall asleep. Tannin is another component of Sandalwood that stops bleeding, tightens loose tissues, prevents infections and heals damaged skin.

California White Sage: An incense that Indians have enjoyed and greatly appreciated the effects of it. It drives away negative vibrations and frees you from all sorts of evil. California white sage impresses with its full, clear, and spicy aroma.

The Buddha: smell is carefully composed and has a happy and cheerful feeling as a goal for everyone for whom life is suffering. This fragrance is cheerful.
Goloka The Buddha is the true traditional recipe of the most popular Indian incense enjoyed around the world. Goloka incense is a unique blend of rare herbs, flowers, resins, and essential oils.

Chakra: This is a thematic scent that encourages the removal of blockages in the chakras. Chakras are the energy centers in the physical and spiritual human body. These are located sequentially from your tailbone (1), in the pelvis just below the navel (2), the solar plexus below the sternum (3), in your chest at the heart (4), in your throat (5), between the eyebrows (6) and above the crown (7).

Dragons Blood has been used since ancient times as an incense and is the perfect incense to use for protection, love, and shamanic ceremonies.

Burning time: 20 minutes (approx.)
Content: 120 Backflow Incense Cones (5 cans)

24x Sandalwood
24x Dragon Blood
24 x Chakra
24x California White Sage
24x The Buddha

How to burn backflow incense cones
Cone incense holder should be placed in a windless environment. Otherwise, the miracle of come incense smog pouring down, like a waterfall, will not come out.
Light the tip of the incense cone till highlighted red mark (75% of the tip).
Gently extinguish the flame by fanning. Your cone should give off a delicate wisp of pale fragrant smoke indicating that it is slowly burning or "smoldering."
Place on/in a cone burner with the tip facing up and watch the cascade effect.
Be careful handling the cone when lit and when removing from the burner as they can be very hot. We advise using thongs.