Quick Specs
- Brand: Auric Blends (Escential Essences)
- Count: 16 sticks
- Scent: Love
- Type: Fragrance incense sticks
- Intention: Love, Affection, Fertility, Romance
- Holder Needed: Yes, stick-style
A Soft Flame for the Heart
I stock the Escential Essences line from Auric Blends because the sticks are made in the USA and the line covers a wide range of scents, and Love is an easy place to start. You light a stick, you set it in a holder, and the room shifts in about thirty seconds flat.
The Love blend is a warm romantic floral, built around rose and jasmine with a soft musk running underneath and sweet florals rounding out the edges. It’s not perfume-counter heavy and it’s not disappearing-in-a-minute light. It sits in the middle, inviting rather than insisting, which makes it well-suited to the range of heart-centered work it’s meant for.
These sticks are fragrance-based, not essential oil sticks. That’s by design for this line. The scent is formulated to hold intention and atmosphere, not to function as aromatherapy. If botanical extracts are what you’re after, I carry those in the essential oils section. But for ritual atmosphere, self-love practice, affection work, fertility intention, drawing in your beloved, or simply settling the heart chakra before meditation, this is a reliable companion. The 16-pack is the right size to spend real time with it before committing to the bulk version. You can also browse my full love and relationships collection for tools to build out a complete working.
How to Use Love Escential Essences Incense Sticks
How to burn Love Escential Essences incense sticks for ritual and atmospheric use.
- Choose your holder and prepare your space
Seat a stick in a holder on a stable, heat-safe surface. Clear the area of clutter, dim the lights if you like, and keep a small dish of water nearby. Intention sets the tone before the first ember catches.
- Light the tip and set your intention
Touch a flame to the coated tip until it glows, then gently blow out the flame so smoke rises. Hold the lit stick for a moment and name your intention aloud: love attraction, self-love, affection, or drawing your beloved closer.
- Tend the smoke and close your ritual
Let the stick burn in the holder without moving it. When it goes out, sit quietly for a minute before clearing ash. Repeat daily during a love working, or use a single stick to open and close a meditation on the heart chakra.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry Escential Essences because the sticks are made in the USA and the line offers many scents to choose from. A scent you return to on purpose can become a ritual cue over time, which is useful for love workings that you repeat.
One practical note: these are standard stick incense and they do leave ash as they burn. Make sure your holder has a tray or you’re burning over a heat-safe surface. A stick left burning unattended can tip, so set it and stay nearby the first few times until you get a feel for how it sits. You’ll also want some ventilation, especially in a smaller room. These burn clean but they are incense, and a cracked window goes a long way.
Frequently Asked Questions
They're fragrance-based sticks, not essential oil sticks. The scent is crafted to evoke the feeling of the intention rather than deliver a botanical extract. If you need pure essential oils, I carry those separately in my shop.
Yes, these are standard stick incense and require a stick-style holder or ash catcher. A flat wooden holder, brass tube holder, or any incense burner with a hole for the stick works well. The ash falls cleanly beneath the tip.
It's a warm, soft romantic floral, leaning toward rose and jasmine with a gentle musk underneath. It's sweet without being heavy, the kind of scent that opens a room rather than filling it. Most people find it immediately inviting.
That's exactly what the 16-pack is for. It's a solid way to spend time with a scent before committing to a larger quantity. I also carry the 95 to 100 stick bulk version of Love for those who already know it's a keeper.
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