Separate a sheet, fold it accordion-style, place it on a heat-resistant platform, light it, and blow gently to prevent the flame from spreading so it can burn slowly.

Burn one strip 3-4 times a week. In large rooms or those with a strong odor, use two strips in opposite locations. For this to be effective, the door and windows, if present, should be closed.

Despite its use, it is recommended to continue ventilating regularly.

Do not leave unattended or near children or pets.

It's anatural purifier and air freshenerthat effectively absorbs odors.

With an exotic perfume ofbenzoin, vanilla and sugar, its burning refreshes and purifies the environment,eliminating odors such as tobacco or humidity.

Do not leave to burn unattended, and keep the product out of reach of children and pets.

Manufactured since 1885, this paper has been sold in Paris for a century. It absorbs odors, is a natural purifier, and deodorizes the air.

It gives off an exotic scent of benzoin, vanilla, and sugar. Burning it refreshes the air while purifying it of unpleasant odors such as tobacco, fried food, and musty odors.

Armenian paper includes 12 sheets die-cut into three sections, so you have a total of 36 doses to use.

Elaboratedexclusivelywith natural products such as benzoin.

Its burning does not produce harmful gases nor is it harmful to the ozone layer.

It is a handcrafted product of natural origin.

Benzoin resin comes from a Laotian tree, the Styrax officinalis. The trees used in the manufacture of Armenian paper come from forests certified by the Forest Steward Council (FSC). The paper used is a natural fiber that does not contain chlorine or optical brighteners and has been validated by the World Food Programme (WWF).

Its burning does not produce harmful gases nor is it harmful to the ozone layer.

FSC (Forest Steward Council) Certification

WWF Validation.